Saved 2026-05-15 · Posted 2025-06-16 · Status: New
3D Printed Thread Design #fusion360 #tipsandtricks #3dprinting #diy #learntodesign
Comments
(15)
@spectre246♥ 242025-10-08
Bro just showed us how to make a 🍃 grinder 😂
@simp_for_citlali♥ 72025-09-24
Solidworks better
@deckerwhyle♥ 12025-10-09
Great video!
@awiii345♥ 12025-10-03
Where is better for 3d print, blender or fusion 360 ?
@qrow_3172025-12-01
I usually just do it on the threads and then create a cut keeping the tools. Then do the face offset
@abram.summerfield2025-11-30
If you want far more control of threads including multiple starts, and custom pitchs you should check out ThreadCalc Pro. It's a simple software that gives you minor major, and pitch dimensions for internal and external threads. Extremely handy for custom sizes where he diameter of the lid and container is predefined! https://www.threadcalcpro.com/
@war666beast2025-11-30
You miss told about fasc on thread edge)
@avail.sbs2025-11-28
now show how to make those grooves on the outside (please 😭). i printed something today that needed something like that
@dnl_gmz2025-11-24
Awesome video mate🔥
@sakeynes2025-11-23
What filaments are good (or not good) for the threads?
@ramonartful2025-11-21
Looks like a fantastic approach. Thanks
@najibmad222025-11-02
Filaments type and printer model please.
@jason.turk.music2025-10-31
I find making a circular pattern of thin cuts to the external threads keeps the overhangs from detaching. It can look a little odd but it's much stronger!
@farhad.malekpour2025-10-24
+1 for offset face, I used to do it the hard way 😂
@kar.emman2025-10-14
The negative number you put is it because of f the threads are an exact match then in real life it wont work so we need it them to have a slight gap?
Content ideas (0)
No ideas generated yet. Run /instagram-sync ideate from Claude Code to create some.
Comments (15)
Bro just showed us how to make a 🍃 grinder 😂
Solidworks better
Great video!
Where is better for 3d print, blender or fusion 360 ?
I usually just do it on the threads and then create a cut keeping the tools. Then do the face offset
If you want far more control of threads including multiple starts, and custom pitchs you should check out ThreadCalc Pro. It's a simple software that gives you minor major, and pitch dimensions for internal and external threads. Extremely handy for custom sizes where he diameter of the lid and container is predefined! https://www.threadcalcpro.com/
You miss told about fasc on thread edge)
now show how to make those grooves on the outside (please 😭). i printed something today that needed something like that
Awesome video mate🔥
What filaments are good (or not good) for the threads?
Looks like a fantastic approach. Thanks
Filaments type and printer model please.
I find making a circular pattern of thin cuts to the external threads keeps the overhangs from detaching. It can look a little odd but it's much stronger!
+1 for offset face, I used to do it the hard way 😂
The negative number you put is it because of f the threads are an exact match then in real life it wont work so we need it them to have a slight gap?