I started with a rework for all the printed parts in Fusion 360.

3D Printing HercuLien and Eustathios
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I started with a rework for all the printed parts in Fusion 360.
Mainly to get some practice in Fusion, also because most of us can’t leagualy use/afford solid works.
My first question is, what thread type / pitch is used in the 50mm_Threaded_Spool_Holder?

//Tobias

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8mm pitch. Here is the profile extruded into the receiving mount (female thread):

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Here is the profile cut into the spool mount (male thread):

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Thanks alot!

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@Tobias_Rodewi looks great!

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Some parts are a bit complex though… :confused:
Is there a reason for the slanted top on the Double Carriage or is it just for looks?

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It has been a long time since I modeled it. I forget if it was for looks or function :slight_smile:

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Well, then i’ll add it to be on the safe side…
Btw, you have done a great job on the parts, all those details…
11 parts reworked by me so far, maybe it’s time to order the extrusions and start printing…

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Thank you. I tried to put all required components into the model assembly (especially all the hardware since that is something often overlooked in other models I was reviewing when doing my original design)… For me a good model is more important than a user manual :slight_smile: