Model Overview & Print Notes

Autodesk Fusion 360 Icon Keychain - Made for Makers!

Take your passion for design and engineering everywhere with this 3D printed keychain that faithfully reproduces the iconic Autodesk Fusion 360 logo. The 'F'-shaped design represents the flexibility, power, and integrated approach of the platform for CAD/CAM/CAE/PCB design. It is the perfect accessory for engineers, architects, machinists, makers, and anyone involved in product development.

I have printed this model with high-quality PLA filament to ensure crisp details and durability. The vibrant orange color highlights the dynamic shape of the logo.

Print Details / Print Settings:

Filament: PLA (Orange, but can be customized to any color).
Layer Height: 0.2 mm (for a good balance between speed and surface quality).
Infill: 20% – 30% (for added strength in the keyring area).
Perimeters / Walls: 3 or 4 (reinforced to prevent the loop from breaking).
Print Speed: Standard for PLA (40-60 mm/s).
Supports: Not necessary if printed flat, but can be enabled for very small holes if the printer struggles. The top hole is designed to be support-free.
Tip: Add a small pause on the final top layer to change the color and highlight the logo outline, or print it in two parts if you're looking for a deeper 3D effect. Enjoy your print and share your results!

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
⏱ 0h 6m· 🖨️ 1 Plate· ⚖ 1.47225g
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