Oops.
Thanks so much Smithy. I appreciate your help.
It's a much better solution than a faulty machine, so I'm glad it turned out to be my design error!
Oops.
Thanks so much Smithy. I appreciate your help.
It's a much better solution than a faulty machine, so I'm glad it turned out to be my design error!
You are welcome. I think you can do a quick fix in Fusion 360.
Just press Q in F360 and select the bottom of the base to do a push pull and extrude it over the existing extrusion. Just make sure you select in the property window JOIN and not CUT.
I checked my work and found the mistake - when I added the actual penholders to the base, the Extrude command was set to 'New Body', instead of 'Join'. Rooky mistake I know.
Thanks again.
A good practice is also to use the section analysis in F360 to cut through the model and check how if looks like from the inside.
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The base of your pen holder is not solid, therefore the top of the base is printed in the air.
You have to design a solid model, to get an infill there.
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