Week 3
Multi-use pin holder
Multi-use pin holder
This week we want to design a multi-use pin holder, like we can use it as a holder for notes and small books beside its function as a pin holder on the office.
So this was my inspiration, because i also wanted to add a mobile holder.
So i decided to make this one but as usual i added some of my personal touches to the design on fusion360.
so let's see how i made this.😌
Fusion360
Laser wok software
El Malky ML149 CO2 Laser Cutter
Polywood
1- First i started to draw side 1 of the box:
▪ a rectangle of (110x70mm)
▪ then i attatched two rectangles of (110x10mm) to the sides
of the main rectangle.
▪ then i pointed a mid point in this rectangle's down side to
make a line from this point to the mid point of the main
rectangle's side to make the x-slot.
i repeated these steps on the other side of our main
rectangle.
i also drew a 3 lines on the top of the rectangle to make a different shape for it.
2- Second i drew the t-slot:
▪ first i drew a (2.4x5.5mm) rectangle.
▪ and then a (3x8mm) rectangle and define them by making the
midpoints horizontal to each other.
▪ then i drew two rectangles of (3x10mm) down to make the
taps of this part.
3- Extruding:
from the E shortcut i extruded the first side by 3mm.
finally i coppied this part but after i aded a new component
for it named as (box side1-2).
4- Drawing side 2 of the box:
now i drew the same rectangle of the same dimentions i made the previous steps but the difference was drawing the x-slot up instead of down.
i advice you to make the x-slot smaller than i did when you're using 3mm wood sheet.
also here i didn't add the lines of the shape i made in side 1 to make it different than side 1.
5- I made one copy of the t-slot in this side and then i made a copy of the whole side.
6- I finally pressed E shortcut to extrude this part for (3mm).
7- Here i showed all the bodies to make jointing from these sides to every part as shown.
8- And now here are the parts of the box after making jointing to one another.
9- Here choose the cherry wood from the appearance in the modification tool.
10-Drawing the mobile-note holder:
i started by drawing two rectangle reasonablley to make the hole dimention of the holder (110x100mm).
then i used lines and arcs to complete the holder as shown.
then i drew the t-slot of the holder.
finally i made a fillet to the holder edges only from the inside.
11-Here i finished defining the holder, then decided to make two slots for two taps i will made later in a support pieces for the notes.
12- I extruded the holder then i added the wooden appearance on it.
13- I made a copy of the holder body but in a distance between them almost (62mm).
14- Now i showed up all the parts i made and placed them beside each other to start making projection on the taps' slots and the holes of the screws on the pin holder base.
15- After making the projection of the taps, i started drawing a new sketch in a new component to make the base of dimentions (110x200mm).
16- Here i made fillet of (15mm) for the edges of the base.
16- This is after i made projection for the taps places.
16- Extruding the base for (3mm) then putting the wooden appearance on it.
16- Here i made the supports of the notes as arectangle of (23x62mm) and added the taps of (3x10mm).
16- Then i extruded the supports.
make sure you're putting these supports each one in a new component.
16- After finishing jointings, save the file as DXF from this tool in create toolbar.
16- Before saving make sure you make the (lasr kerf = - 0.15) to make the taps fit easely if you're not sure of the thickness of the wood is exactly 3mm.
FINALLY
Min power = 50
Max power = 55
Speed = 30
Same here
The challenge here was in the step of the DXF file exporting from fusion360 and it was that i forgot to make the laser kerf = - 0.15 and this made the places of the taps on the product narrower than it should be
So i advice you to make sure you make the (lasr kerf = - 0.15) before exporting the DXF files to make the taps fit easely if you're not sure of the thickness of the wood is exactly 3mm.
But anyway i overcome this challenge by using sanding tool (i used the flat shape one) to make the taps' places wider to fit in together.
Sanding tool
Laser kerf = - 0.15mm