3d printing simple two part fixture

[steveYSB47]

I'm printing a simple two part fixture. Basically a rectangular base with 4 pegs.

The base is one design and then the peg is a second design. The base then uses 6 references of the "peg" design

However, when it 3d prints, it looks right - but the pegs are actually separate parts that are printed inside recessed holes within the base. How can I "join" or fuse it all together so I can still use the independent "peg" design but have one "solid" STL file when its output for 3d printing?

[seth.madore]

Would you be willing/able to share your Fusion file?

File > Export > Save to local folder, return to thread and attach the .f3d/f3z file in your reply

[programming2C78B]

You'll want to use the Combine tool, export as stl, then (potentially) undo or suppress the join command. 

[steveYSB47]

i tried that a few times, but that doesn't appear to work. not sure what i am doing wrong

[steveYSB47]

See attached - thanks for looking. Not sure what I am doing wrong here. 

I'd like to output one solid model of the base platform and the four pegs. Must be some option in either the STL generation? I can't get the "combine" feature to do it either

[Warmingup1953]

It appears only one peg is not combined

[Warmingup1953]

I needed to add some meat as a simple combine did not work ( i didnt investigate)

[steveYSB47]

how did you get this view? i cannot see that on my side?

[seth.madore]

That's a "Section Analysis"