this week assignment is making a real cool glasses, so i went searching Pinterest as usual and i took my inspo out of the crescent lady painting.
pulse it relates to Selene moon goddess in Greek mythology.
SOOO i technically made a moon glasses.🌙🕶️
for fabricating 2d parts
as it will be our martial to fabricate on using laser cutter.
for fabricating 3d parts
to prepare STL. file to be 3D printed.
to prepare DXF. file to be cut using aser cutter.
for designing process
for fabricating 3d parts
to assemble all parts together
which is will be laser cut out of plywood
-the only huge problem here is that you get all your sketch fully defined.
-but here is my desgin process:
-I started by the center circle that was 54mm -which is the standard dimension of a glasses lens,
-then i offset 2mm to be the frame of the lens
-then mirrored it to make the other lens, and added the bridge between them,
-and added a tangent constrain between it and the lenses
now i added the m3 screw hole which is 3mm.
-finally finished sketch added appearance and this was my final result.
-and i mirrored it to the other side
+ i added more circles to make the shape in the left side which i will engrave on later
1.After finishing our sketch in fusion 360
extrude it 3mm, then select the body face, and by using our DXF. for laser bulge-in, add your machine kurf mine was -0.1
it will save a DXF file .
2. open it to laser work add your parameters
mine was 50 power for cutting| 30 speed
-Now put the ply wood sheet on laser cutter bed.
-then after adjusting the focus hit start.
1- select the body and right click it then choose save as mesh
2- choose stl. for format then check send to 3d printing utility fusion will open cura
3- But this will send only one body you will need to save the other body as stl. the open it with the first one in cura.
3- start adjusting your parameters:
1- resultion: 0.3mm
2- Infill:
I adjusted infill to 10% .
with gyroid pattern - just because i like it-.
3- support:
no supports because there is no over hanging .
finally slice and save your G-code and add time and filament grams to it
-which i got after copy\ paste its g-code from my laptop to SD card
-then choose print from SD card from 3d printer menu
-finally choose your file
which had an over extrusion and stringing problem.
I had a few problems while fabricating actually
there was stringing and over extrusion due to some problems in the machine it self
so I started by cutting string totally, and thats how it looked after cutting strings.
then i started sanding it till it looked like the surface is all clear
then I sprayed it to restore its color and for better final look
I wanted the drawing to be engraved on the final product like this.
so i imported the image to test it but that was the result which is not what was i attempting to.
Sooo i dogged into laser work and by trying some options that was my second test.
And this was my final result.
1- Import the image you want to engrave.
2- you can see in the preview it looks like fully un defined
3-back to home choose BTM
4-choose Dither and dot graphic then apply to view
5-this will be your view
while assembling the parts i needed to sand the laser cut part like 1mm, and while doing this it got broken so i refabricated it.
I locked the scale at first
then i selected the circles one by one, and changed its scale from 100% to 80%, and it turned from this:
to this.