Add original CAD files to the repo

Makerr-Studio / CentrifugalDustSeparator-

Centrifugal Dust Separator - 3D Files for printing

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Add original CAD files to the repo #9

Open poldim opened 3 weeks ago

poldim commented 3 weeks ago

I think you're using Inventor for creating these files. I'd like to make a few modifications before printing and working with STLs is painful. Can you create an export for Fusion using the Pack and Go feature?

Makerr-Studio commented 3 weeks ago

Yes Inventor it is for now. I am learning fusion so I can make all the parts native fusion in a way the tube dimensions are easy changeable for someone who has a different tube size.

Next week when I am back home I will make the Pack and Go for you.

poo0ooq commented 3 weeks ago

Ah, I have the same need as well.

rgodin974 commented 3 weeks ago

Hello, you did a good job. I'm also interested in Fusion files. Thank you so much.

DBT85 commented 3 days ago

This would also be nice for me.

Makerr-Studio commented 3 days ago

I am working on the native Fusion Files, this is for the long therm the best solution so you can scale them accordingly.

DBT85 commented 2 days ago

I am wondering how certain things have been drawn, as scaling the impeller is one thing, but I would not want to scale the 3mm o-ring size, even though obviously we would need to scale the diameter of the oring.

Makerr-Studio commented 2 days ago

That is exactly why we need make the files available in native fusion so people can adjust the tube size accordingly to their own exact tube size without scaling te rest accordingly. I will focus on the in and outlets first so you can use them a.s.a.p!

poldim commented 2 days ago

That is exactly why we need make the files available in native fusion so people can adjust the tube size accordingly to their own exact tube size without scaling te rest accordingly. I will focus on the in and outlets first so you can use them a.s.a.p!

yea, for sure!! native fusion files would be best!

btw, there are two ways to share files:

you can share them as a link which has the benefit of constantly updating as you make tweaks to them but allow users to download them, this doesn't lend itself to revision control, but has the benefit of always being the latest and greatest version that you've made/tweaked
you can "export" the file from fusion and then drop it in the repo, anytime you have major edits that you'd want to publish, you'd need to re-do the export/upload but that way you have rev control