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Re: Of possible interest to people with 3D printers and band saws!


 

Julian
By coincidence this would have been my approach, the good old trusted "jig saw tenon.
It worked well when 3D printing that odd shaped box recently.
I am not proficient with Fusion but it is installed on my computer, so I can give it a go, thanks for the "how to" do it info.
My printer bed is 255 mm x 255 mm, so? I think I could print the tyre in 3 pieces and join together, maybe the 2 sets of tyres needed in one hit.
I can always print 1 piece again to a different length if I find my total circumference dimensions are wrong when assembling.?
Cheers
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John

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