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:
The problem right now, is I don't know how to make the ramp yet. Once I learn how to do it, it should work fine.
I will provide an update once I figure this out.
Not knowing what tool you are using I can only reference Creo. In Creo you would need to set an angular offset datum plane. You do this by clicking a surface or plane parallel to your desired plane and select plane. Then hold ctrl and click a second surface or plane that is at a different angle. The new plane becomes visible at this point. Then you just define your angle and offset.
That's 90% worthless information if using a different tool, but you still need to create an angular offset plane in reference to something else.
