How to make a 3D printed cookie cutter in Fusion 360
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2020
- In this video I will show you the best way to make a 3D printed cookie cutter. In this video I will show you how you can take any picture off the internet or that you created yourself and turn it into a 3D printed cookie cutter!
All you will need for this is two programs which are completely free to use! You will need to download Fusion 360 (which is competly free for personal use) and Ultimaker Cura.
- link to Fusion 360: www.autodesk.com/products/fus...
- Link to Ultimaker Cura: ultimaker.com/software/ultima...
If you liked this video make sure to like and subscribe to my channel, and if you have any question feel free to write a comment below!
I want to thank you for this video. I was struggling with offsetting and building my sketch in Inkscape then moving to Fusion360 to extrude. I just wasn't having much luck. Your video showed me so much I was missing, including adding text to my cutters. The only problem I had was that my handle was on the wrong side, thus making my cutter backwards (it mattered as it wasn't symmetrical). This video even walked me through mirroring (though I used it to flip my sketch). Thank you so much!
You are welcome! Happy I was able to make it simple to understand how to use 360. It honestly is the best program for making cookie cutters!
hi rebecca your comment is a year ago, do you get it good now. I'm waiting on my printer to be delivered and already I feel overwhelmed. I hope I can manage I feel encouraged by your comment
@@deeartcreativeconcepts1487 Yes, I do get how to make these now. I will say that this was by far the most helpful video for me as I was starting out.
This is without doubt THE BEST video I have ever found on how to make a cookie cutter. I have purchased courses, and watched many TH-cam videos, and none explain it as clearly and professionally as you have, so thank you. It is greatly appreciated.
One day before this video, I was like, oh no, I'm quitting this, I have no idea how to do all these 3D things, after watching this video, started with my cutter, stamp, and continue printing, thank you so much, your way is clear like crystal
This is THE video i was looking for, the tracing, placing the text and exporting. Super helpful video thank you for sharing!!
Thanks to you and this incredible video, I just followed along and made my very own cookie cutter. You have no idea how excited I am about this! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. This video is excellent!
Brilliant video thank you! The best I have found by far in explaining the process of creating a cookie cutter simply. Hardly anyone else shows how to create a blade system using offset, so thank you!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It took me some time to figure it out but this definitely helped so much! I have always wanted to label my cutters. You rock!
Exactly what I needed, and easy to follow even with my non-existent fusion 360 skills.
thanks a lot realy thank you... i almost gave up its so easy with your guide
Your video was really helpful and instructions were clear and simple. Thank you so much for your help!
Thank you very much!! ✌
I have printed ~100 cutters for my GF and I've always wanted to learn how to design my own, so thank you !!! They came out great!! You got my sub
Glad my video was able to help you out!
Best video I've ever watched. Thank you!
Excellent video with detailed steps on offsetting, building and modeling as well. Could you also make another video showing off how to make stamps for cutters?
Thank you very much for an excellent well thought out video!!
Thanks for making this tutorial, big help much appreciated.
Might I add this has helped tremendously.
This video helps me soooo much, thank you sooo much!
thank you so much , i was struggling a lot haha .
Best viedo I've seen thank you!
Great video, thanks for sharing!
BTW, where did you get your background on your desktop? It's very cool
Grazie per il video!!!! Ho fatto il mio primo tagliabiscotti!!
Great tutorial!!!
more videos please hihi thank you for this tutorial
Nice ! thanks
Great video, thank you so much! The way you add text and do the filet is so much easier than the way I was taught. Does it make any difference when slicing the file if you save it as a .obj vs. saving it as a .stl?
Can you do a tutorial with a tapered edge cutter instead of the straight up and down typical cutter?
Thanks man
Dear cookie cutter expert! I know you have posted this video some time ago but I've only started in this gig and your vidoe has helped me a lot! I would like to reach out and ask you some mroe questions on how to create other cuts such as impression cookie prints eg. 'embossers/stamps' is possible ?
Can you do a tutorial for how to add inside/imprint designs? How to add crossbars? How to taper edges? This is such a great video and I would love to learn more from you for my clay cutter designs!
would love this to
then check out this tutorial about embosing a cookie cutter th-cam.com/video/TnXoYjnbopo/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this video. It worked great. Do you have a video on how to do the label in indented text on a bridge of a cookie cutter?
great video, thank you for that! Is there any difference in the outcome, if you import a vector image like .svg or .dxf and just offset and extrude it?
Thank you so much. All i can said is God bless. Because not everyone have the touch to actually teach. Im part of so many groups on Facebook and no one ever had explained this as perfect and smooth you have. Like you can tell im supper new at this. So thank you
Hey there LOVE the video, I can’t afford the Autodesk 360, can you recommend anything semi-comparable? (And for a Mac)
This video is very helpful! However, PLEASE don’t assume we know where all the controls are!!! When you do things like “make this bigger, hit enter” and “zoom in” and you don’t even breathe in between, some of us are going , “wait...wait..zoom in where? What did he click to zoom in? How did he make that bigger? Any time you click a control, assume you have new users watching who have never used this program before. ;-) That would be SO. Helpful! And also, so much better than having to stop and start the video 50 times to go back and try to hyperfocus trying to see what you clicked on.
Good day, Thanks for the awesome video. I went through one perfectly. I am now on a second attempt of a different design and when doing the offset , I keep getting an error " The sketch offset created no geometry. Modify the offset dimension or verify the changes are correct." Can you offer any advice here. Thank you
I was wondering if you could do a tutorial with one that has embossed elements inside of the cutter. For instance the shape of a leave with the small stems embossed on the inside of the leaf. I cant figure out how to do them and get them to attach to the sides.
This is a GREAT video. Question-Can I use PLA for the cookie cutters? Or is something else better?
Hello. Thank you very much for your content. When I create the DXF and then want to use it in another project, how can I turn it (create a mirror for example of a Mickey looking to the left and in a new project looking to the right). I'm doing everything step by step with your video but when I use it in DXF it doesn't give me the opportunity to flip it. Thank you!
i did it thanks i made a tear drop
Hi there! Thank you for this Video! Great tips and tricks! Question - When you are scaling from an existing sketch - will it start out from the size you saved it as? I have a 3.5" sketch that I want to be 4.5". Thanks!
You need to scale it. use the scale option and scale the DFX 1.286 inches. That will scale it to 4.5inches!
What do you do for cutting out designs that have 2 shapes? For example, I have a rainbow shape and also an oval shape. The oval shape fits in the area under the rainbow shape. How do I do the offsets without them overlapping?
Thanks for the video! I come across a problem though. I import a .dxf file made with Illustrator. It imports it perfectly fine. But, when I want to off-set it won't let me on the exact numbers. I can drag the arrows till a line shows up, but sometimes that line isn't close to the numbers from the video at all. I Googled about it but I can't find a solution. Do you know what is going wrong and how I can resolve it?
Hi there! I just found this video, you are an amazing teacher! I see you haven't posted in 2 years! Do you have another channel? Requesting for you to return to youtube teaching! :)
What do you use to sketch the design? Thank you!
This is a very helpful video. Thank you. On my cutter design there was just one tiny gap eventhough I am using a 0.4mm nozzle as well. I had to go back and change the width to 0.6mm instead of 0.5mm. Does complexity of design have an impact? I was printing a more complex cookie cutter so I'm assuming that was the reason 🤷🏽♂️
hi , that can depend on the layer height , if you print it with a langer height of 0.15 that shouldnt be a problem.
This video is SO helpful and I successfully made my first cutter! However, when trying my second I'm getting an error when doing the fillet the second time (inner rim): "The fillet/chamfer cannot be created at the selected size..." I've tried adjusting that edge a bit to smooth it out, widen the little gap, and only selecting that section. Nothing is working :( Any ideas?
Which 3D printer is best for making plastic cookie cutters
Is there a way to taper the edges of the wall instead of having a wall and blade? How would I do that?
Thank you for sharing. What is the cost price of making a cookie cutter like this?
Hello, this video is great. Is there a possibly that you can show how you can also creat an embosser for the cone part for example ?
Yes! That video will come out soon! I'm dedicating this channel completely to cookie cutter material. So there will be plenty of content to come!
@@cookiecutterexperts5069 Great video, easiest to follow that I've found. I would love for you to explain how to create an embosser.
@@cookiecutterexperts5069 Great video, an embosser video would be so handy.
How do you make a angle on the edge of the blade
Do you still need to trace the image if you are uploading an SVG image? Is there a tutorial for using an SVG image?
I’m trying to do the offset but the red line either only appears in my shape or not at all
Can you fillet the blade?
Do you have the 3d print file? I need a cookie cutter outline for a baking project and need it as soon as possible, thank you!
What machine did you use please?
First how did you already save your print as 4in ice cream cone? Second I put my image on the xy axis and when I go to top it is gone! I did exactly what you did and it does not work please help.
hello, if i want to make a 2 in cookie cutter what would the dimensions be??
Can I use the free license to do this?
How thin can the walls be made on the cutter? I use metal cutters for a super sharp edge. I just purchased some 3D cutters and am not happy with the cut. It smashes down the edge of cookie and causes the dough to separate on the edges. Can 3D printer make a more thin edge like stainless stell??
That's a great question Lisa and unfortunately nothing will have a better cut than stainless steel! But 3d printed cookie cutters can get as thin as 0.2mm. We print all of our cutters at 0.4mm and our cuts come out pretty well on our end. Do you know what size the blade is for the cutters you ordered?
Hi what filament do you use PLA?
PLA Plus works best for us!
Extruding distorts your text. You want to use the emboss feature for a cleaner look
Hola! Debes hacer videos en español también o con subtitulo.
Why do you do two blades?
will not allow me to offset the 6MM from the inner curve, keep getting error
hi , im not a pro at this , but i also had an error , it was because i didnt put the sketch on visible .
I follow all the steps but when I open it in cura all my walls are red.. what am I doing wrong
there are a few different colors:
- Green = outer wall lines
- Red = inner wall lines
- Cyan = support/skirt
- Dark blue = moves (thin lines)
- 3 other colors = infill (cycles between the 3 colors)
No se puede poner en español
i can´t do it :(
The wai i figured out is literally the same.
:D
Can you please show us how to make double sided cutters and more smooth and sharper ones that can be used on both sides for when is an asymmetrical shape rather than symmetrical so that the shape is simply mirrored? This is an example: th-cam.com/video/WGhjfo2eNUo/w-d-xo.html
Lol... this is waaay too time consuming.
Just turn your image into an SVG, vectorial graphic.
Import SVG into Fusion360 and remove the bits you don't wanna print, or just extrude only the walls.
Or you could extrude it, and adjuat in your slicer (print walls only with 10 infills)
Omg you have got to send me a message on how to do this. I need a nutcracker but I can’t get it to work 🙏