So I went to File -> Document Properties -> Custom Size and put the page size the same size of the plate I was going to use.įirst I needed to make a test before I would mill everything. Because I couldn't put all the parts on one plate so I had to make two files.

Then I took the stroke off and put fill on. First I had to select everything and ungroup and break apart so I could delete the things I wanted to. I imported the pdf file in Inkscape and took all the numbers away, I only needed the outlines. Then I saved it as a pdf and opened it in Inkscape. Then I put the thickness to 12.150 mm and the slot offset to 0.254 mm. I put the width and the length to 2500 mm to have it all on the same page. Then I went to manufacturing settings to put the size of the materials. To see the errors I went to model issues and it said notch intersects hole, but it supposed to be holes on those parts so it didn't matter. The reason why most of the parts are red is because it's showing errors. There are 30 parts on one sheet there but I will have them on more than one. I can decide the size of the page and export this as pdf file. The Slicer software cuts objects in flat units compare to the thickness of selected material. To move an object I went to modify form (see in the red circle) and selected the part I wanted to move. I also lowered the second disc to even out the distance between them. Part number 15 (see in the red circle) was to thin so I lowered the top disc so the thin part wouldn't break off. Then I went to construction technique and select the radial slices so it would slices from the middle (see in the green circle). I imported the stl file and put the width and lenght to 500 mm and the height would be 350 mm.

I decided to slice the sphere down so I used Slicer from Autodesk. Then I saved it as a stl file and it was ready for next step. Here you can see how it looks like after I removed the inner sphere. Then I cutted the smaller sphere from the bigger one by going to create and boundary fill (see in the red circles) to do that. I drew a 250x250 mm rectangle on the bottom and extruded it up to 150 mm and subtract it from the spheres.

I moved it in the middle inside the bigger sphere. I started by making two spheres with the radius 250 mm and 150 mm. This week I decided to make a sphere that I would slice down so I could put it in a light pulp and it would shine through.

Slicer for fusion 360