Validating model size/dimension for 3D printing?

[Anonymous]

I'm creating a collection of 3D jewelry to be 3D printed with an online 3D jewelry printing company in the material of my choice, such as steel, silver, gold, and so on.

Each material has specific requirements for a model wall thickness, details height, depth and width size and dimension.

So, this is my question:

Is it possible to have Fusion 360 analyze a model based on given dimensions to graphically display the errors such as the attached image?

For example, to set an analyzer for silver given the following data:

Minimum Wall Thickness: 0.6 mm

Minimum Details: 0.35 mm

Maximum Size: 88 x 88 x 125 mm

Clearance: 0.3 mm

So, if the model falls short with any of those requirements, Fusion would display where the errors are in order to correct them.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Ok gents, just disregard the post. Found Autodesk Netfabb that has excellent analysis tools.

Love you Autodesk.

[steffen_anders_adsk]

Hi alex.storm,

Great to hear you found Netfabb to be your tool of choice! Have you had the chance to watch the Tutorial video on our YouTube channel?

If you have any problems or questions with Netfabb, feel free to let us know through a Support Ticket from your Autodesk Account options.

Also, while we do not have a dedicated Netfabb forum section yet, there have been a number of questions regarding it, so by all means do search for it in the Forums in case some questions you might have could have been already answered.

Best regards,

Steffen