Getting better at fusion 3d modelling. Made a garbage bag holder from scratch. Pretty simple but learned a ton.

Do you have a makerworld account? I have so much fun with the XC1, printing all kinds of things, broken fixtures in the house, vases, cans, bins, and other more fringe things. It's a good hobby, next to Javascript.

Join me as I put several Machine Learning models head-to-head to see which one can beat the market and deliver strong returns. In this free Substack post I share several models that deliver better returns with much lower drawdown compared to Buy-and-Hold approach.

Highly recommend onshape, free for education and very fast compared to fusion.

I built a few things in it but found it really slow for some reason. Switching tabs would take forever, extruding a shape would be almost laggy

Has it started changing how you view the physical world? I can’t look at anything now without considering material constraints, probable design approaches, manufacturing processes, radii, chamfers, offsets, tolerances, orientations, etc.

Looking great! What’s your printer model?

Bambu x1c

Sweet! It's the best way to learn.

Blender?

What’s your printer of choice? Also when TS course? Don’t mute me please. 🙏😂

Did you ever give Onshape a try? Personally love being able to do CAD in a browser.