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FUSION 360 MESH TO SOLID FULL
FUSION 360 MESH TO SOLID SERIES

We found the interface very intuitive and easy to use, while the position of the screen on the front right-hand side of the printer was very convenient. On the electronics side, the Kobra has a 4.3 inch full-color touchscreen with a multilingual user interface that allowed us to calibrate the bed, load the filament, and begin prints. The print head also featured well-designed direct drive extruders and a hotend with a 0.4mm nozzle. The printer was well-equipped with aftermarket parts, coming with a magnetic leveling sensor as standard installed directly on the printhead, as well as 4010 fans to cool the plastic once it has been printed, and a PEI removable magnetic build plate. As a result, this adds weight to the moving assembly and makes it less precise than a Core XY configuration. We observed the print bed was quite heavy and had a lot of inertia when it moved, although this configuration is very common to printers at this price point. The printhead moves on the X and Z axis, whereas the bed moves on the Y, and while this setup is easy to build it does not allow fast printing.

FUSION 360 MESH TO SOLID FULL

Unboxing the printer was an easy step-by-step process and the machine came with a number of useful accessories, including tools to maintain the printer, a Micro SD card, USB card reader, and necessary cables.īuilt with a full metal chassis, the Anycubic Kobra is based on a cartesian axis system, a configuration that is less rigid and accurate than a delta or CoreXY system. The Anycubic came to us very well-packaged, with each part properly protected so that the printer and its components were not damaged during transport.

Featuring a 220 x 220 x 250 mm³ build volume, the system is designed for individuals new to 3D printing or who wish to expand their STEM and maker skills. The Kobra is an entry-level FFF desktop 3D printer equipped with an integrated direct extruder that enables reliable extrusion and easy retraction of almost any type of filament. The firm launched its Kobra range of systems in March this year, featuring leading-edge Anycubic LeviQ auto bed leveling technology and Anycubic LighTurbo matrix light source that provides a significantly improved user-friendly experience and excellent print details.

FUSION 360 MESH TO SOLID SERIES

Since the sale of its first system in 2015, Anycubic has made a name for itself in the consumer-grade sector thanks to its widely-popular Photon series of resin 3D printers.

And make sure that mesh is under ~50k facets to be able to use this method successfully (or at all).3D Printing Industry reviews the Anycubic Kobra 3D printer.

I hope we can try to make this process a more straightforward in the future, but for now remember the three rules mentioned: If you were comparing between the first version and this one, I updated a portion that previously used a different technology to make the quad mesh (in fact, I directed you to a video devoted to this subject), and in the last section I covered the option to ‘convert meshes to b-rep’ right from the modeling browser! That option existed when I last made this a little more than a year ago today, but at the time I didn’t understand all the caveats that I mention in the video. To see the entire ‘rebooted’ tip, watch below: That said, I’ve often heard that the best way to learn is through repetition, so I think it’s worth a couple minutes of your day for review, but if you want to skip ahead to the new sections, click here. And, although a large portion of this video will be a repeat if you watched the last one, I made sure to add some new bits at the end. It’s not often that we remake an old QUICK TIP, but it’s not often that we get over ~55k views on one either! Seeing as our previous “ Mesh to Solid” QUICK TIP did so well –and that part of it was getting out of date– we decided to devote some time to updating it.