Quite a few viewers requested this video, so here it is!
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In the previous video I showed a brief segment showing this connection that I created, which is my take on an old and wonderful connection which has been used in Woodworking since the dawn of Woodworking. Having made many a dovetail connection by hand in my days as a Woodworker, I thought it was a connection worthy of some attention in 3D printing as well. In this video I show you the process of how to create a variety of different levels of sliding dovetail connection in Fusion 360 and of course we 3D print them and see how they come together.

For this video, I've used the Bambu X1C and the QIDI Q1 and the results were quite good from both printers. The filament was Bambu PETGCF in Brick Red and in Titan Grey linked below (I receive a small commission if purchased through my link and it helps me continue to make videos like these):

https://ca.store.bambulab.com/collect...


Fusion Files:
Basic https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q4Qg...
Curved https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sxO0...
Scarfed https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nb6O...
Conical https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UMtW...


If you'd like to see more connections, let me know. I'll also be working on a more interactive way to present these walkthroughs on the computer.

Another way to support this channel indirectly is through my affiliate links (where I receive a small commission). It helps me to continue to provide highquality content videos. Thank you for your support!

QIDI Q1 PRO https://qidi3d.com/products/q1pro?sc...
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