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[Urtoo]

I have your build link in my favorites @WallyB. The fact that you used something of my tinkering, my mind is blown.
I only used TinkerCad for that remix form @Avraven on Thingiverse Alk monitor.
I was pleasantly surprised with how easy TinkerCad was compared to Fusion360, but I will be taking online class (youtube) soon to learn the Fusion.
I am looking at stretching the unit a bit and adding more room for CA reagent and tester next.
Possibly Sunday or Monday.

 

[WallyB]

I have your build link in my favorites @WallyB. The fact that you used something of my tinkering, my mind is blown.
I only used TinkerCad for that remix form @Avraven on Thingiverse Alk monitor.
I was pleasantly surprised with how easy TinkerCad was compared to Fusion360, but I will be taking online class (youtube) soon to learn the Fusion.
I am looking at stretching the unit a bit and adding more room for CA reagent and tester next.
Possibly Sunday or Monday.

Cool. I always wonder if anyone reads my threads. Maybe quietly. Some folks post Likes, but it's me just talking.

I need to learn some kind of CAD to make my stuff.
I did try Google SKETCHUP, but not for 3D printing.
Maybe I'll try TinkerCad, or Fusion360.... if you recommend it. ( don't know where to start)
I just need simple stuff (copy and paste, and resize). Nothing complex, but you never know.

 

[Urtoo]

TinkerCAD, my new friend. It is the thing that really set me on the tinkering with designs. Super simple for me, google a Few times to search, and think of negative space.

Fusion 360 is free for home use, but that is a monster. The learning curve is pretty steep, that is why I am going to get some Dansk Mjod in me and click on the YouTube to try to learn it a bit this weekend.

 

[3D Reefin']

Cool. I always wonder if anyone reads my threads. Maybe quietly. Some folks post Likes, but it's me just talking.

I need to learn some kind of CAD to make my stuff.
I did try Google SKETCHUP, but not for 3D printing.
Maybe I'll try TinkerCad, or Fusion360.... if you recommend it. ( don't know where to start)
I just need simple stuff (copy and paste, and resize). Nothing complex, but you never know.

Go with Fusion 360, the learning curve is a bit of a hurdle, but you wont regret learning it, for your application, Fusion 360 will make your life easier. I designed this on a similar software (Solidworks):

Nano Build - 3D Printed 5 Gal. Aquarium

Hello R2R Members, This is my first post, as well as my first nano reef. (not sure if this belongs in the 3D printed or nano section). This whole project started when I found a nice, near mint, round bowl on its way out to the garbage. It had been a while since I least had an aquarium...

www.reef2reef.com

As you can see from the post, you can can make assemblies, cutaway views and see how components will work with each other. Motion can be added to see how you mechanism will work.

 

[WallyB]

Go with Fusion 360, the learning curve is a bit of a hurdle, but you wont regret learning it, for your application, Fusion 360 will make your life easier. I designed this on a similar software (Solidworks):

Nano Build - 3D Printed 5 Gal. Aquarium

Hello R2R Members, This is my first post, as well as my first nano reef. (not sure if this belongs in the 3D printed or nano section). This whole project started when I found a nice, near mint, round bowl on its way out to the garbage. It had been a while since I least had an aquarium...

www.reef2reef.com

As you can see from the post, you can can make assemblies, cutaway views and see how components will work with each other. Motion can be added to see how you mechanism will work.

ok. I will check out your Thread. Any tips to get started will help me get past the learning curve.

I did try TINKER CAD last night. Just move around some objects. Barely started.
Seemed simple to learn.

I rather put in the Effort for One CAD program, even if it takes a bit longer to get going.

But not too long. I have the Printer To Also learn, and want to start designing the Mini Alk Monitor.
I have everything on paper. Even got a Caliper to do fine measurements.

What are the best forums, resources for this CAD Stuff.
I guess like TinkerCAD, Fusion 360 Probably comes with Lessons.

 

[3D Reefin']

I would check out some Youtube tutorials on Fusion 360.

 

[Difrano]

Just posted the stl on Thingiverse

Just printed mine, thank you so much, also printed the Alk one

 

[WallyB]

Just printed mine, thank you so much, also printed the Alk one

Came out way better than mine.
But I need to change my Nozzle.

 

[Woodneers]

Is anyone selling these? I do t have a printer but I’ll pay one of you to print a couple of these for me!