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Table of Contents Creating Lightweight Parts, and Identifying and Fixing Potential Failures with Simulation 75 Technical requirements 76 Getting Started with Automated modeling 76 Utilizing Shape Optimization 88 Structural simulation to detect and fix common failures 98 Summary 107 Hollowing and Latticing Parts to Reduce Material and Energy Usage 109 Technical requirements 109 Hollowing parts 110 Creating drainage holes 116 Creating internal lattice structures 124 Summary 140 Part 2: Print Preparation – Creating an Additive Setup Tessellating Models and Exporting Mesh Files to Third-Party Slicers 143 Technical requirements 144 Common mesh file formats and their differences 145 STL format 145 OBJ format 146 3MF format 146 Tessellation, a critical step for 3D printing with non-Fusion 360 slicers 146 Tessellating a solid body 146 Tessellating a body with a volumetric lattice 148 Exporting mesh files or sending models to your slicer 151 Exporting models directly to third-party slicers 151 Exporting models directly to non-Fusion 360 slicers 155 Exporting models out of Fusion 360 158 Summary 159Table of Contents ix Introducing the Manufacture Workspace for Print Preparation 161 Technical requirements 162 Using the derive workflow to manage model changes for print preparation 163 Creating Manufacturing Models for 3D Printing 172 Common part modifications for 3D Printing 177 Summary 186 Creating Your First Additive Setup 189 Technical requirements 190 Fusion 360 preferences and settings for 3D printing 190 Machine selection and creating an additive setup 195 Print settings and creating an additive setup 203 Summary 216 Part 3: Print Preparation – Positioning Parts, Generating Supports, and Toolpaths Arranging and Orienting Components 219 Technical requirements 220 Positioning Components Manually 220 Orienting Components Automatically 227 Arranging Components Automatically 237 Summary 245x Table of Contents Print Settings 247 Technical requirements 248 Overview of print settings for Fused Filament fabrication 248 General 251 Body Presets 253 Overview of print settings for SLA and DLP 266 Assigning unique print settings to bodies 271 Summary 277 10 Support Structures 279 Technical requirements 280 Volume and bar supports for FFF printing 280 Bar supports for SLA and DLP printing 293 Base plate supports for SLA and DLP printing 299 Summary 302 11 Slicing Models and Simulating the Toolpath 305 Technical requirements 306 Generating an additive toolpath 306 Simulating an additive toolpath 314 Generating G-code 317 Summary 322 Part 4: Metal Printing, Process Simulation, and Automation 12 3D Printing with Metal Printers 327 Technical requirements 328 Introduction to Metal 3D printing 328 3D printing with metal powder bed fusion machines 336Table of Contents xi Setter supports for a successful sintering process 352 Summary 357 13 Simulating the MPBF Process 359 Technical requirements 360 Setting up a process simulation 360 Interpreting the results 369 Compensating for distortions and updating the setup 376 Summary 382 14 Automating Repetitive Tasks 385 Technical requirements 386 Using apps from the Autodesk App Store 386 Customizing presets and using templates 393 Automating additive workflows with scripting 400 Summary 407 Index 409 Other Books You May Enjoy 416 Index Symbols 3D printer selecting, for additive setup 195-202 3D printing part modifications 177-186 Manufacturing Models, creating for 172-177 metal powder bed fusion machines, using for 336-352 preferences and settings 190-195 3MF file format 146 mesh workflows, inserting 13-18 A additive setup creating 195- 202 additive toolpath generating 306-313 simulating 314-317 additive workflows automating, with scripting 400-407 application programming interface (API) 402 ARRANGE command 165 Autodesk App Store apps, using 386-393 Automated Modeling functionality 76-88 B base mesh feature 15 binder jetting 226 Body Presets section, FF print setting 253-255 Extrusion 255, 256 Infill 257, 258 Print Bed Adhesion 258, 260 Shell 256, 257 Speed 261, 262 Support 260, 261 Tessellation 263-266 Travel 262 boundary representation (BREP) 103 C CAD features editing 54-64 recognizing 53 CAD models workflows, opening and uploading 5-13 cloud data storage reference link 5410 Index components arranging, automatically 237-245 orienting, automatically 227-237 positioning, manually 220-227 D DERIVE dialogue 163, 164 DERIVE functionality 177 derive workflow used, for managing model changes for print preparation 163-172 Design for Additive Manufacturing (DFAM) 33 design history, with Fusion 360 34-36 direct modeling 44-53 parametric modeling 36- 43 Digital Light Processing (DLP) 110, 279 base plate supports 299-302 Digital Metal PX 100 printer 352 directed energy deposition (DED) 329 direct modeling 44-53 drainage holes creating 116-124 E electron beam melting (EBM) 329 F fluorinated ethylene propylene (FEP) 294 Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) 110, 197, 248, 279, 280, 305 print setting 248 using, for metal 3D printing 330-335 volume and bar supports 280-293 Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) 3D printer 327 Fusion 360 body, tessellating with volumetric lattice 148-151 design history 34, 35, 36 mesh files, working with 64 models, exporting out of 158 preferences and settings, for 3D printing 190-195 reference link 8 solid body, tessellating 146-148 Fusion 360 machine library 328, 329 Fusion Team 5 G G-code generating 317-322 General section, FF print setting Global Settings 251 Nozzle Priming Settings 252, 253 H hollowing 167 I infill patterns 257 Insert Derive functionality 163, 173 internal lattice structures creating 124-140 L latticing 167 linear static stress simulation conducting, to detect and fix failures 98-106Index 411 M Manufacturing Models creating, for 3D Printing 172-177 mesh bodies inspecting 18-30 repairing 18-30 mesh file formats 145 3MF format 146 OBJ format 146 STL format 145, 146 mesh files exporting, to slicer 151 workflows, opening 5-13 workflows, uploading 5-13 mesh files, working with inserted Mesh bodies, editing after converting into solid bodies 67-69 inserted Mesh bodies, editing as mesh bodies 65, 66 inserted Mesh bodies, editing by recreating as solid bodies 70-73 mesh workflows inserting, for 3MF file 13-18 inserting, for OBJ file 13-18 inserting, for STL file 13-18 metal 3D printing 328-335 Fusion 360 supported machine manufacturers 329, 330 Metal Jet S100 printer 352 metal powder bed fusion (MPBF) 279, 280, 360 metal powder bed fusion (MPBF) 3D printers 328, 336 using 336-352 models exporting, out of Fusion 360 158 exporting, to non-Fusion 360 slicers 155-158 exporting, to third-party slicers 151-155 sending, to slicer 151 MPBF process compensating, for distortions 376-382 results, interpreting 369-375 setup, updating 376-382 simulation, setting up 360-369 MultiJet Fusion (MJF) 215, 226 N non-Fusion 360 slicers models, exporting to 155-158 O OBJ file format 146 mesh workflows, inserting 13-18 One Click Metal (OCM) printer 337 P parametric modeling 36-43 part modifications for 3D Printing 177-186 parts hollowing 110-116 Personal Protection Equipment(PPE) 54 presets customizing 393-400 print setting, FFF Body Presets 253 General section 251 overview 248-250 print settings for SLA and DLP 266-271 selecting, for additive setup 203-215 processing parameter (PRM) 364412 Index Prusa i3 MKS+ 248 R Raise3D 331 S SCALE command 166 scripting additive workflows, automating with 400-407 section analysis 23 selective laser melting (SLM) 226 selective laser sintering (SLS) 110, 215, 226 setter supports creating, for sintering process 352-357 Shape Optimization utilizing 88-98 SHELL command 167, 168 Sinterjet M60 352 stereolithography contour (SLC) 268 stereolithography (SLA) 110, 208, 279 bar supports 293-299 base plate supports 299-302 STL file format 145, 146 mesh workflows, inserting 13-18 T TEAM functionality 177 templates using 393-400 tessellation 146 U UltiMaker 331 unique print settings assigning, to bodies 271-277 V volumetric lattice body, tessellating with 148-151 ,#3D,#Printing,#3D_Printing,#3D-Printing,#3DPrinting,#الطباعة_ثلاثية_الأبعاد, #فيوجن_360,#Fusion_360,#Fusion,#فيجن,#فيوجن,#فيجن_360,#Autodesk,#أوتوديسك,#أوتودسك,
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