3D printing / Design
3D Prints That Fit
An illustrated workshop for designing useful FDM parts
A model can print successfully and still miss the job. A lid catches. A cable opening is too narrow. A tray leaves no room for your fingers.
Work through small desk and workshop projects, including a divided tray, cable comb, spacer, marking template, sliding-lid box, and removable label stand. Learn where dimensions come from and which ones need to change together.
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Inside the book
What you'll find.
- 19 illustrations, dimensioned views, and sections
- Worked clearance calculations and assembly drawing sheets
- Complete OpenSCAD listings and records for your revisions
- Fit gauges and short test pieces for your own printer
Who it's for
For readers with a working FDM printer who want to design small, useful objects. No paid CAD software or separate download is required.
Models were checked digitally. Physical test prints are needed to establish fit on your printer. These projects are not load-rated components.