Hello,
I really do appreciate your help and time you dedicated. It's great to receive good advice from experienced users like you.
Regarding the warnings on the part in the original.f3d from yesterday, I suppose it was because I "Saved As" the component to a new file and didn't stop the recording of history, inside that new one. I still make mistakes when extracting parts of a larger design from Fusion.
That component in the file I attached yesterday is part of a design with other parts and the relationships are lost in the "Saved As" file, because the related parts are absent. Inside the complete design file there are no warnings, ...fortunately..
Reviewing the part today to find a working solution, I've rebuilt the fillets in Fusion 360 from the original file, in what I would call a "more conventional" way, like one might do in programs like Alias or Rhino. Curiously, this way the f3d exported to STEP, has no issues when uploaded back to Fusion 360.
As an unexperienced user of Fusion 360, I might have made the mistake to use this fantastic fillet tool in Fusion 360 to make all the fillets in one shot because it can. That is an enormous relief, compared to having to fillet every single edge. But the "star shaped" fillet crossing resulting in this way, might be prone to produce more defects in STEP exported files?
In any case, I suppose it's probably always worth trying the one shot option, check the exported result and model the failing parts in a "safer" way.
Just to show what I mean, I've attached that file with a selection set of that parts.
I imagine it probably will be obvious for experienced modellers.
Thanks again!
Fusion
