3d printed water fill adaptor
I use my 3d printer to create accessories and replacement parts. I designed a water fill adaptor so that the water hose wont keep falling out as I fill the fresh water tank. If you have a 3d printer, ...
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LittleBill wrote:I read this this morning and thought it couldn't be that difficult. So I read up on fusion sweeps and threads and yep, this would be that difficult. You can do custom cuts but didn't find examples of extruding a custom sweep profile on a surface. SO, you do what you have to do, and you did. You did a great work-around.
No, its not a normal thread, and i struggle with threading still.
its an offset angle plane, using lines and 3 point arches.
It took me about 20 minutes to create the below. A pitch of 8 TPI traveling 0.1875in vertically created a 67.5 degree tab. I created an identical sweep 180 degrees from the first. Just thought I'd share
