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Designing a Simple 3D Printed Rubber Band Car Using Autodesk Fusion 360

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Christoph Podkowik
Christoph Podkowik
over 3 years
Nice and simple. Hard to get the O-Rings in that exact size in Germany, Looks like not a standard here - so I changed the tires. I also had a hard time getting the Axle into the chassis, so I had to scale down the Axle a few mm. I just realized I printed them with 0.2mm layer height. Very likely that was the issue. Thanks
gzumwalt
gzumwalt
over 5 years
@Erik de Bruijn Thank you so very much for your comment, it is truly an honor! I started working with Autodesk Fusion 360 just over two years ago, and with all of its features, I've yet to figure it out! Hopefully, this model and video will encourage others into, and shorten the learning curve for, designing with Autodesk Fusion 360. Many, many thanks again, it is indeed an honor. Greg
UltiErik
UltiErik
over 5 years
It's really awesome how you create a fun toy in such a simple way and document the whole thing in a way that most people would think: "Wait, I can do that!" A great way to get people into designing things that have fun mechanism and that is fun and looks good! Loving it, I always look forward to the next one! And again, this definitely deserves to be featured!

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