Create Threaded Holes in 3D Printed Designs using Captive Nuts & Fusion 360 @RobDuarte
Create Threaded Holes in 3D Printed Designs using Captive Nuts & Fusion 360 @RobDuarte
Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Creating real threaded holes in 3D printed parts is easy. This video shows how to design a part in Fusion 360 that leaves space for a captive nut. When used in combination with your slicer software's ability to pause at a particular layer height, it becomes an easy solution for using fasteners with 3D printed objects.
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Create Threaded Holes in 3D Printed Designs using Captive Nuts & Fusion 360

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