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Can you design anything using Fusion 360?.3D Printing News, Interviews & Editorials Supplied by 3DPrint.Quick Navigation General 3D Printing Discussion Top I will try using it to do the taps in the future. I am happy on what you are reporting about using regarding using the hole feature-I am new to 3d printing and still resort to taps, reams and other things but I guess the little machine I have here is more accurate than I realized. Bottom line-I just need to use larger wall surfaces all round. (I also note that if I generate and STL and process it with Cura I still to not get a solid wall).

Of course you have to set ALL the walls for the complete part and cannot do it for just the hole. So I had to increase the wall as you mentioned. I did this originally but the Gcode ( I use Fusion instead of a slicer for this) did not give a very large wall. This has a sketch ' toolbar', and 'Design' option.īut there is a 'hole' option of course on the Design page and it does allow one to specify threading. I do not know of a 'sketch tool box' or 'modeled option' in Fusion but perhaps these have changed -I am using Fusion.

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