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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- #sponsored Here are 6 more simple an effective design tips and tricks for creating an enclosure or mount for a TFT touch screen or other interface for your 3D printer using fusion 360.
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0:00 Intro
0:26 Reference Geometry
1:20 Use Existing Features and Fixings
2:34 Avoid Screen Contact
3:10 Don't Over Complicate it
4:00 Self Tapping with Machine Screws
4:49 Give Yourself Some Slack
6:27 Plan to Print Face Down
7:14 Print and Assembly
8:35 Summary and Outro
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Great intro/walkthrough
Thanks for sharing :-)
Thx, Adam. Another well-thought-out and presented vid.
BTW, I noticed something new (I think) about timestamps/labels: they now appear in the time slider/scrubber! Little breaks to indicate timestamp location have been there for a while, but now, as the vid plays, the label appears, and when scrubbing, the label appears as well. Nice.
i designed a case for my tft24, it turned out good. but i think it is a bit tight, so your tips would have been very helpful.
thanks for sharing! :D
Never figured out how to get those damn T nuts to go in extruded rods without rotating out of position.
you got some nice allen keys there ;)
Nicely done as usual, but - oh no - there's a superfluous pointer line on the knob!
cool
On a technical note (pet peeve?): "tolerance", and "clearance" are often interchanged, but are technically different. You're a smart guy, so I suspect you actually know the distinction, but are just a little loose at times (though, not like you, typically).
Most often, when one misuses the term and says "tolerance", they should use "clearance". CLEARANCE is the design intent spacing between surfaces (or "gap") to result in a desired fit (from loose to tight). TOLERANCE is the ability of a machine to produced a desired dimension (length, angle, roundness, etc.).
To be clear, people are not "doing it wrong" when they conflate terminology, at least when not communicating with/among engineers.
OK, just hoping to make a clarification that some people will value.
I am really surprised that no-one in the community has designed a Bluetooth enabled screen and controller, the ones with onboard processing are ideal for this.
What happened to the live stream scheduled for today?
Had audio issues that made it impossible to do. I've not been able to get it working yet.
Seems I can do a FIRST, and add something. There is a page called grabcad.com where you can find many technical stuff and components, ready to be imported into Fusion360. Maybe the display or some knobs and stuff are available already, to design around. Saves some time ...
Beat me to it. Grabcad is a fantastic resource, I rarely have to create my own reference components.
I was wondering if these reference parts already existed somewhere so that I could just import them into my drawing. Thanks so much for sharing that info!
Yep, it's great. But I'd still recommend double checking dimensions yourself as they can be poorly measured.
Absolutely. Trust but verify.