Lol why do people have a problem with the music?? Just lower the volume/mute it. I mean, I'd understand if someone was talking and there was loud music... But it's in text though lol
Tolerance - for desktop 3d printing, you are probably going to have to go in and hand edit the threads afterwards, to get threads that don't bind right up. Every printer/slicer combo will need its own tweeks. If your printer has built-in test prints, the list probably includes a nut and bolt - print these out and see how much slop was designed in, to get them to mate well. Add some slop, in other words. How round can your printer print, anyway? One gooched thread and you might have an inoperable piece. Good to have taps and dies to run the threads out.
@@yony120 There's only trying and seeing. I find too much overthinking has diminishing returns with this type of thing. Not hard to give it a whirl. Probably quite a difference between just clearing cuts and full cuts.
So i have a question im trying to make a m8 bolt fit into a 3d printed m8 thread. But when i go to the bolts in 360 it doesnt fit. I printed anyways and yep doesnt fit. I dont get why? If the threads are for a m8 with every spec coppied from the bolt why is the hole too small in f360?
I wish you had shown how to increase the tolerance / gap of the fit. The defaults in fusion 360 do not print very well. Other techniques for making threads that don't use the built-in thread tool at least give you a little more control over the profile that is being cut. Maybe a separate video with a more advanced way. 3d Printing often needs more tolerance than milling or cnc lathe for example.
If you dont select modeled, it will only apply a texture instead of generating the threads. If you want the threads to stay when you export to an STL for a 3D print for example, modeled must be selected.
Hi, the issue with 3D printing is shrinkage of bores and expansion of outer surfaces. The extent of this will depend on the printer, so you need to compensate based on your printer.
What David Ramirez said. The reason they have this is that the details of actually modeling the threads take up resources and can be slow. For standard threads, they don't have to be shown, just notated, so the CNC machine can cut, etc.
bummer I was doing tolerance testing today and for my Ender 3 V3 SE I'm getting tolerance of .5 as where I'd like to be. Unfortunate we can't edit this@@No-ub5ju
This prints without supports. But the nut can't be the same size - it will never fit with a typical 3D printer - tolerances are not good enough. You'll need at least 1.5mm of slop.
@@techsweden3732 Or. you, as a smart youtuber, could learn how to realize that people are going away from your video because of the music. The video is great. but people would prefer if it had voice, or at least not such cancerous music
@@techsweden3732 LMFAO, what a burn reply :D I do have to agree though, the music is irritating but that's not a problem. I just instantly muted it. I do however find it annoying when I have to mute a video, I'd even listen to your cheesy tune if it wasn't so loud. Sometimes you'll get dislikes on your video just because of music so I do suggest to keep the video silent, it will help keep the dislikes low and therefore keep your video ratings higher.
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genuinely helpful tutorial. went straight into the main point, and told you the exact steps. thanks!
Great tutorial, quick and to the point. thanks
This was super helpful, thank you so much!!
Great tutorial. I'm VERY new to fusion 360 only coming over from tinkercad.
Thank you! Succinct & easy to follow.
Lol why do people have a problem with the music?? Just lower the volume/mute it.
I mean, I'd understand if someone was talking and there was loud music... But it's in text though lol
What about non standard threads? With the spiral tool, and how to make them on conical?
Quick tutorial! I just needed to confirm some things!
Tolerance - for desktop 3d printing, you are probably going to have to go in and hand edit the threads afterwards, to get threads that don't bind right up.
Every printer/slicer combo will need its own tweeks.
If your printer has built-in test prints, the list probably includes a nut and bolt - print these out and see how much slop was designed in, to get them to mate well.
Add some slop, in other words. How round can your printer print, anyway?
One gooched thread and you might have an inoperable piece.
Good to have taps and dies to run the threads out.
Can you safely use taps and dies on 3d printed parts without causing layer separation, for example?
@@yony120 There's only trying and seeing. I find too much overthinking has diminishing returns with this type of thing. Not hard to give it a whirl. Probably quite a difference between just clearing cuts and full cuts.
yup , some tolerances will work with 0.2 layer height and some will not , u must plan accordingly to how u going to print it
Thank you!
love it !!! thank you ! (maybe music little too loud )
Thank you
yea as other said great tutorial
Cool! I'm trying to make a thread for a gas cap. Wish me luck!
Nice, make sure that the gas won't disolve the plastic!
3d printed material is usually not gas tight.
whydont you use the offset
So i have a question im trying to make a m8 bolt fit into a 3d printed m8 thread. But when i go to the bolts in 360 it doesnt fit. I printed anyways and yep doesnt fit. I dont get why? If the threads are for a m8 with every spec coppied from the bolt why is the hole too small in f360?
Maybe it's your tolerances. Try scaling it up by a few percent in Cura and print again
I wish you had shown how to increase the tolerance / gap of the fit. The defaults in fusion 360 do not print very well. Other techniques for making threads that don't use the built-in thread tool at least give you a little more control over the profile that is being cut.
Maybe a separate video with a more advanced way. 3d Printing often needs more tolerance than milling or cnc lathe for example.
well said. it's common sense :)
Hi. I have a question. What the difference if we didn't select "modeled" when we make a thread hole? Thank you in advance. Regards.
If you dont select modeled, it will only apply a texture instead of generating the threads. If you want the threads to stay when you export to an STL for a 3D print for example, modeled must be selected.
@@jamieewell9203 thank you 🙏👍
and the tolerance ? i've print this on my 3d printer but the does't fit at all, no enough tolerance imho
He forgot to increase the size of the nut. Amateur mistake.
No mistakes at all. I have no issues printing exactly what I showed in this video on my own 3D-printer. The nut and bolt fit like a charm.
Hi, the issue with 3D printing is shrinkage of bores and expansion of outer surfaces. The extent of this will depend on the printer, so you need to compensate based on your printer.
Try a 1/4-20...you can't common 1/4 -20. on 14 thread pitch.
hello, why when I export my model in stl for 3D printing, the threads
disappear ?
You probably forgot to hit modeled.
What David Ramirez said.
The reason they have this is that the details of actually modeling the threads take up resources and can be slow.
For standard threads, they don't have to be shown, just notated, so the CNC machine can cut, etc.
do we not need any tolerance for 3d printing?
im pretty sure fusion 360 adds a .1mm gap automatically
@@No-ub5ju ah gotcha. I guess it all depends on the accuracy of your printer. 0.1 may not good enough for all printers.
bummer I was doing tolerance testing today and for my Ender 3 V3 SE I'm getting tolerance of .5 as where I'd like to be. Unfortunate we can't edit this@@No-ub5ju
this wont work when printed out. I don't even need to try to understand this..
CHECK MODDLED ON THE THREAD
how will this print?
This prints without supports. But the nut can't be the same size - it will never fit with a typical 3D printer - tolerances are not good enough. You'll need at least 1.5mm of slop.
It might be a bit tight but it works
Now make an M42-0.75 thread or 2"-24 thread. Can't do it.
i hate hate videos where people just play music and don't talk and explain things
Use your words
we could have done without the cancerous EDM music
Are you aware that you can raise, lower and even mute the sound?! It's amazing what you can do with technology these days....
@@techsweden3732 yeah, you can even skip to another video where the creator uses his voice an explains more :-D
@@techsweden3732 Hey I liked the music. Which track is this?
@@kzalesak4 You can find the same music on every Lifehack video
@@boherrmannsen8219 Why to lose time? I have 3d modelled 2 times in my life, 4 or 5 years ago in middle school, and I understand this easily
no need for the music
What device do you have? I can make a "How To" video for how to mute the sound on TH-cam since you don't seem to know how
you can mute it lmao
@@techsweden3732 I love how you come back 6 years later to roast this idiot lmaoo, great vid btw, super clutch
i'm out of here because of this stupid music
Do you need a step-by-step guide of how to lower the volume/use the mute button?
@@techsweden3732 Or. you, as a smart youtuber, could learn how to realize that people are going away from your video because of the music.
The video is great. but people would prefer if it had voice, or at least not such cancerous music
@@techsweden3732 LMFAO, what a burn reply :D
I do have to agree though, the music is irritating but that's not a problem. I just instantly muted it. I do however find it annoying when I have to mute a video, I'd even listen to your cheesy tune if it wasn't so loud.
Sometimes you'll get dislikes on your video just because of music so I do suggest to keep the video silent, it will help keep the dislikes low and therefore keep your video ratings higher.
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I do not watch tutorialsto ear this awfull music !
so mute it!
Thank you
I don't come to You Tube to view ignorant comments like yours.
@@techsweden3732 im fucking dancing to this music, thank you so much for this, saved my ass