Bendable 3D Prints | Print-in-Place 3D Prints in Fusion 360 (2020)

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Learn how to create bendable 3D printed parts in Fusion 360. Be sure to stick around to the end where I demo how to use the Motions links to simulate the bends AND the use of the Interference command to double-check the parts before printing.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Creating Bendable 3D Prints in Fusion 360
1:54 - Sketching the zigzag shape
3:49 - Extruding the shape
4:17 - Rounding the edges
4:29 - Creating the pin
5:45 - Creating the hole
7:28 - Extrude cutting the inner cavity
8:18 - Mirroring and joining bodies
9:00 - Adding the remaining fillets
10:30 - Section analysis tool
11:00 - Rectangular pattern tool
11:35 - Subassembly and as-built joints
12:37 - Motion link
14:00 - Interference command

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