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Backpack Hanger CAD and 3D Print: Fusion 360 and 3D Printing on the Ultimaker 2+

By Rain Noe - November 23, 2018

in Industrial Design Tips

Having gone through the mockup phase, the next step in the process of industrial designer Eric Strebel's Backpack Hanger is to CAD it up and 3D print a prototype. Here he dives into Fusion 360, explaining some of the design decisions as he CADs, then fires up the Ultimaker 2+:

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