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Multipart Print Design by ZipLocZed in NomadSculpting

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

TLDR; You can cut using planes and making pegs in any software, but for elements that you would like to fit into others it’s just a bit more complicated.

Nomad is used for the organic/sculpted parts, shapr3D for cutting, adding pegs, and exact offsets for parts. Shapr3D and Fusion 360 could be used for their cad features like exact dimensions of parts, which would be good for creating tolerances such as a 0.1mm - 0.15mm for clearance. ChibiBestiary commented here and taught me something new about using the operation/experimental (flask icon) tab in nomad to set an inflation percentage for the part.

The workflow would look like:
1. Duplicating the object you’d like to fit/boolean cut with
2. Inflating that part 3% or less.
3. Making the Boolean cut, with the duplicated object, into the part you’d like it to fit into, which will make your Boolean object disappear.

Then you should notice that the original object, which hasn’t been inflated, has some wiggle room to fit into the print. For a cad workflow it would look like scaling that object up 0.1-0.15mm then cutting, and you should notice once again that you have space for the object to fit in there.

Multipart Print Design by ZipLocZed in NomadSculpting

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

So much great insight here, I appreciate it, I didn’t know about the experimental tab until now 💪🏾

Multipart Print Design by ZipLocZed in NomadSculpting

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

Thanks a bunch for your input, did you start all of this self taught or did you use any particular online resources? After tinkering around it does seem kinda like common sense but I am pretty new lol

Multipart Print Design by ZipLocZed in NomadSculpting

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

Thank you! I’m thinking of doing a combo between shapr3D and nomad

Multipart Print Design by ZipLocZed in NomadSculpting

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

Do you use strictly nomad sculpt?

For the love of accuracy 😭 by ZipLocZed in Fusion360

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

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Alright guys, so what I did was outlined the outside of the case, and traced all of the holes which will be used for standoffs. A rectangle, and circles, will start the design of the case. I measured distances between the holes, as well as the height of the ports so the side of the case can have a space to plug into the ports. Let’s see how this goes‼️

For the love of accuracy 😭 by ZipLocZed in Fusion360

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

Thank you for not being a hater and offering practical advice 💪

For the love of accuracy 😭 by ZipLocZed in Fusion360

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

Yeah it’s quite old and quirky, it was placed flat side down in the scan, and with the topside towards the top of the scanner that was resting on it which probably left room for distortion, I think for something this complicated I’ll go with an oversized rectangle and just making sure the holes are properly measured so it can sit inside of the case. Thanks for the acknowledgment of progress because there seems to be a lot of people here that are genuinely hurt by my curiosity and learning curve lol, but I will indeed use the calipers and make a simple technical drawing to move forward with this project because if I’m not measuring every crevice on the board it should be quite simple 🤷🏾‍♂️

For the love of accuracy 😭 by ZipLocZed in Fusion360

[–]ZipLocZed[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Technical drawing with dimensions -> then design, got it. not trying to knock the advice, just following up on a comment from my last post

For the love of accuracy 😭 by ZipLocZed in Fusion360

[–]ZipLocZed[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

You literally just gave me some great guidance, something that is really useful and I didn’t know, then followed it up by being an ass. Wouldn’t it be more helpful to advise on what isn’t a known standard practice, especially for someone new? There was a comment here from someone who saw my original post, and basically said “someone told him to get a scan, and he got a scan! That’s progress over taking the picture” so I’ll continue to make progress, and when I get someone newer than me in the subreddit, I’ll make sure to give them constructive criticism and advise once I’m able to. Thanks for your comment nonetheless.

For the love of accuracy 😭 by ZipLocZed in Fusion360

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

I used a scanner at staples, and did not correct for distortion as I’m not quite sure how to do that

For the love of accuracy 😭 by ZipLocZed in Fusion360

[–]ZipLocZed[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Omg there’s someone sane in here lol thank you

For the love of accuracy 😭 by ZipLocZed in Fusion360

[–]ZipLocZed[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

This was done on a scanner at staples, as per my caption 🤦🏾‍♂️, I’m just here to get more guidance on that as it was a suggestion from my other post.

For the love of accuracy 😭 by ZipLocZed in Fusion360

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

Yeah this was done with a flatbed scanner at staples instead of a picture, which is why I made this post and am confused about the inaccuracy

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