3d Printed Koala

I 3d designed a cute koala and I choose this because koalas in my opinion and even many others' have always been one of the cutest animals, especially when they're asleep. I hope everyone can have a 3d printed koala of their own to keep around whenever they feel down.

The only supplies that you'll really need is a 3d printer with similar specs of the bamboos H2d-1 model.

The only supplies that you'll really need is a 3d printer with similar specs of the bamboos H2d-1 model.

I will begin explaining the different reference planes that are used in this project. For Plane 1, the first reference should be the front plane with the distance being 0.10 inches. For Plane 2, the first reference should also be the front plane with the distance being 0.48 inches. For Plane 3, the first reference should be the right plane with a distance of 0.36 inches. For Plane 4, the first reference should be the right plane with a distance of 0.42 inches.

I will first begin explaining how to design the koala head. To begin, start the sketch on the right plane. Draw a vertical centerline and then draw a normal line of 1 inch with the midpoint at the origin. Then draw an arc with the center coincident with the origin. Dimension the origin and the top of the arc to .50 inches.

After the sketch is finished, revolve the sketch along the centerline.

I will now explain the sketch for the koala nose. First, begin sketching on reference plane 2. Draw a horizontal centerline and distance it below the origin by .05 inches. Sketch another line and make it colinear with the centerline while having the length at 0.18 inches. sketch a 3-point arc with a radius of 0.10 inches and dimension the center of the arc below the origin by .02 inches.

After the sketch is finished, revolve the sketch by the horizontal centerline.

First sketch on Plane 1 and then sketch a circle on the origin with a diameter of 0.65 inches. Then draw two centerlines going horizontal and diagonal. Make the angle dimension of the centerlines 30 degrees. Then sketch an arc with a radius of 0.30 inches and make it connect to the end of the first diagonal centerline. Draw a second centerline that is also diagonal and connects to the arc. After that follow the rest of the dimensions shown in the image attached.

Revolve it across the second diagonal centerline. Make the direction away from the nose and make it 15 degrees.

Mirror the revolve across the right plane.

Begin the sketch on Plane 2 and then sketch this exact shape with all the dimensions shown in the image attached.

After the sketch is finished, select the end condition "Blind" and make it 0.20 inches in both directions.

Mirror the Cut-Extrude across the right plane

Begin sketching on the front plane and then sketch the exact shape with the dimensions in the image attached.

Revolve the sketch along the centerline that is along the origin.

First, sketch on Plane 3, and then sketch the exact shape with the dimensions in the image attached.

Revolve the sketch along the vertical centerline with 90 degrees.

Sketch on the end of the revolve and then sketch the exact shape with the dimensions in the image attached.

Extrude it "Blind" 0.80 inches.

Mirror both the Revolve and the Boss-Extrude across the right plane.

Begin sketching on Plane 4 and then sketch the exact shape with the dimensions in the image attached.

Revolve the sketch along the vertical centerline sketched with 90 degrees.

Begin the sketch on the end of the Revolve and draw a circle concentric with the revolve.

Extrude it "Blind" and make it 0.90 inches.

Mirror both the Revolve and the Boss-Extrude across the right plane.

Add fillets on every arm and leg and make it 0.10 inches.

Begin the sketch on the front plane and then sketch the exact shape with the dimensions in the image attached.

Finally Cut-Extrude it with the end condition "through all" going in both directions.