However, although this design is made in order to make 3D printing easy, it has some defects that can be improved. The idea is that the last piece and the middle one will grip on the wheel radios fixing the box in place. So… I took the course and used Onshape to design my box.Īnd it includes holes for attaching the parts together with screws. Resuming, it is a very good investment in yourself and your future projects. And if it was not enough, for your cash… you get permanent access to the new 4 Delta forum where you can ask and solve questions about DIY 3D printing. Within the course, you learn how to properly design pieces, the materials available, how to set-up your 3D printer, common design mistakes, how to export models, printing errors… and you get access to Onshape (CAD software that runs on your browser). It took me about one week working only half an hour or less everyday. The course is completely on-line with videos and e-books. Because of this extra step, I though this was a nice opportunity to try 4 Delta 3D printing training course.Īlthough I have used 3D printing before (see for instance my light stand or how I fixed an old game), I lack most of the good practice in 3D printing knowledge, and the 4 Delta course covers that perfectly. Usually I build things just buying electronics and putting them together, but for this one I need an extra step, design and fabrication of a plastic box to attach the light to the wheel. This light will be attached to the wheel and will shine on and off as the wheel spins in order to create a stand still image. Today I’m building a light for my bike’s wheel.
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