Multi Color 3D Prints using Fusion 360 | Inlay Parts - Practical Prints #3

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Learn how to create multi-color prints with 3D printable inlays designed in Fusion 360. I’ll show you how to cut text out of another part after adding chamfered edges to it.

We’ll also look at using the boundary fill command to create a positive shape out of a negative void. Be sure to stick around until the very end where I’ll demo the final 3D prints.

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Hatchbox Wood Filament -
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JB Weld Epoxy -
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - 3D Printed Inlays designed in Fusion 360
0:36 - Project overview
1:15 - Creating component and box
1:30 - Adding fillets to box
1:47 - Adding keychain hole
2:29 - Creating the text
4:30 - Adding chamfer to text
6:50 - Changing the appearance
7:10 - Cutting the text from the keychain
8:00 - Copying text to another side
10:29 - Creating clearance
14:00 - Print results

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