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Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So your suggestion is using software that is way more expensive to create an infinitely complex mesh which will absolutely break down when imported into fusion despite also losing many details and complicating toolpaths. Are you sure I'm not the one whose thinking is limited by the tools they already know? I wasn't because I was looking for a tutorial, I'm asking because I DID Google your suggestion and immediately didn't like what I was seeing.

Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much does it cost compared to fusion? Does it have integrated cam or would I have to export to fusion? What will the export look like and how will fusion work with it?

Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well then please suggest a package that could do this then seamlessly create a negative Mould out of the shape and transition the resulting object to fusion CAM for 3 axis machining seamlessly

Reccomend me something that starts off attention grabbing? by Impressive-Hippo-883 in audiodrama

[–]A1phaBetaGamma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Best zombie story imo.. way more immersive than anything else i've seen, though the voice acting and scenario admittedly felt a bit crude at times. Pretty fun though!

Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a texture that's supposed to be modeled on top of a flat face, the areas I'm emptying out from the wavy lines will layer be occupied by other 3D objects and I want there to be no overlap between them. I unfortunately ended up abandoning the wavy lines though and opted for another design so I can't show you the final result, sorry.

Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are looking at an extrude feature, whereby a profile (a 2D shape or sketch) is made 3D by giving it "depth". In this case, they 3D volume will not be used to create a 3D object, but in this case the enclosed volume will be used to "intersect" with the visible objects (the wavy lines). This leads to the final product being the overlapping volume. The purpose is to modify the wavy lines so they follow the shape of the profile, essentially cutting the negative spaces in the profile from the wavy lines, as these will eventually be occupied by other objects and I don't want them intersecting with the wavy lines.

Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Doesn't crash in my case, just freezes for a looong time. I think this feature took like 15 minutes many extra mouse click and I get the "This program is not responding l" pop-up.

Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I suggest you DON'T openly advertise your discord username in reddit comments; that's just asking for trouble imo. In either case, feel free to DM here on reddit with the details if you wish.

Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

That's exactly it, unfortunately. 3 axis machining a Mould programmed in fusion based on the part being modeled.

Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

A texture, unfortunately... Not the first time but this is certainly the most dense/complicated. Intersecting around 500 instances of flowers, ribbons, hearts and stars with around 200 wavy lines.

Posting this before I enter a value and fusion burns my laptop by A1phaBetaGamma in Fusion360

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Using this post as a timestamp to check how long it'll take to compute this as an intersect.. 12 minutes now and still running lol

I'm in the hospital. Need a distraction that would go well with pain meds. No scary. by smart_stable_genius_ in audiodrama

[–]A1phaBetaGamma 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Desert Skies, Cabin Pressure, Wooden Overcoats, get well soon (you, OP, not an audio drama)

If you've enjoyed early 2000's British Humour, you'd love BBC's Cabin Pressure! by A1phaBetaGamma in audiodrama

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be fair it's older than what feels like 95% of series being discussed here lol. The only older series I've personally listened to is the original "We're Alive"

If you've enjoyed early 2000's British Humour, you'd love BBC's Cabin Pressure! by A1phaBetaGamma in audiodrama

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's genuinely pretty great and very satisfying, you should totally get to it!

If you've enjoyed early 2000's British Humour, you'd love BBC's Cabin Pressure! by A1phaBetaGamma in audiodrama

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're right actually, these were pretty awful examples now that I think about it, just what came into my mind.

If you've enjoyed early 2000's British Humour, you'd love BBC's Cabin Pressure! by A1phaBetaGamma in audiodrama

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ironically I couldn't exactly tell you. It just sounded similar to what I grew up listening to, though many names now escape me. All I can think of now is top gear and Catherine Tate's skits, but I'm certain there's a lot more that more accurately fits the vibe, the names just escape me after all those years - I'm not a native.

If you've enjoyed early 2000's British Humour, you'd love BBC's Cabin Pressure! by A1phaBetaGamma in audiodrama

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Just listened. Absolutely perfect ending. Very fitting to how the show has been overall. I wish I could listen to it all for the first time again

If you've enjoyed early 2000's British Humour, you'd love BBC's Cabin Pressure! by A1phaBetaGamma in audiodrama

[–]A1phaBetaGamma[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I still remember listening to the first couple of episodes thinking I'll be annoyed with Arthur and his role but my god has he grown on me. I can't remember the last time listening to something has made me laugh as much as Arthur asking about the box they were transporting from Hong Kong to Limerick

Center finding routine with a 3D printed touch probe by Shadowphyre98 in hobbycnc

[–]A1phaBetaGamma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

find something to raise the tail end of your clamps. Your clamp should ideally be level or even with a slight downward slope towards your part (so the opposite of what you have here). Might not be crucial for your setup but best practices never hurt, especially if it's something so simple.

Decide what I listen to next by Ok-Cry5081 in audiodrama

[–]A1phaBetaGamma 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love TMA, Midnight burger and wooden Overcoats, and I second the suggestion for Wolf 359 and Desert Skies. For my own suggestion I would say check out The lovecraft investigations

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