Gather the necessary materials: - A 3D printer with filament - Design software (such as Tinkercad or Fusion 360) 2. Measure the appropriate height for your desired Z spacer. This will depend on your specific needs or preferences. 3. Open your chosen design software and create a new project...
"We saw that part transition out of the standard machine shop and start being 3D-printed. We saw this early on. We realised that if they can print a part that demands that kind of quality and reliability, there's not going to be too many limits to what you can print." GE Aviation'...
For any future passers-by: I spent an inordinate amount of hours fiddling with the design in TinkerCAD and printing test-fit sample slices (small little 20-minute prints to verify dimensions of certain areas). End result: one full print worked flawlessly. Active Cooling Fan Shroud for...