3D Printed Cable Clips with Fusion 360 | Practical Prints #6

Learn how to 3D model a parametric cable clip in Fusion 360. These cable clips make for great 3D prints to keep your cables organized.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – Designing 3D Printable Cable Clips
1:00 – Getting the User Parameters
1:30 – Starting the sketch
4:00 – Making sure the sketch is fully-constrained
5:45 – Trimming excess sketch geometry
7:00 – Using the Surface Extrude (trick)
7:37 – Thickening the surface
8:26 – Adding fillets to the edges
10:33 – Changing User Parameters
11:30 – Print Results

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