3D Model and 3D Print a Custom Maze Puzzle Box

This tutorial guides users through creating a maze puzzle box using Fusion 360. It covers creating components, using an online maze generator, importing SVG files, and embossing the maze onto a cylinder. The tutorial also includes designing the base and cap, adding a notch, and preparing the model for 3D printing. Key steps involve using Fusion 360's sketching and embossing tools, handling errors, and ensuring proper fit and clearance for 3D printing.

What is the initial diameter of the cylinder used for the maze?

• 20 millimeters

• 50 millimeters

• 30 millimeters

• 40 millimeters

Why is it important to create a construction plane before sketching the maze?

• To make the cylinder solid

• To ensure the sketch is in front of the cylinder

• To ensure the sketch is behind the cylinder

• To change the cylinder's color

What file format is used to import the maze design into Fusion 360?

• JPEG

• PNG

• PDF

• SVG

What is the purpose of the EMBOSS command in this tutorial?

• To delete the maze design

• To change the color of the maze

• To wrap the maze design around the cylinder

• To create a new component

What is the recommended clearance for the cap to fit over the maze?

• 0.2 millimeters

• 0.5 millimeters

• 1.5 millimeters

• 1.0 millimeters

Why is it important to add chamfers to the edges of the maze?

• To make the edges sharper

• To ensure the edges can be 3D printed without supports

• To make the maze larger

• To change the color of the edges

What shape is recommended for the base of the maze?

• Circle

• Triangle

• Square

• Polygon

What is the purpose of creating a notch within the cap?

• To allow the user to navigate the maze

• To change the cap's color

• To make the cap heavier

• To make the cap larger

What is the final step before printing the maze puzzle box?

• Using the interference command to check for collisions

• Deleting the maze design

• Adding a new component

• Changing the color of the maze

What is the purpose of the arrow indicator on the cap?

• To change the cap's color

• To show where the notch is located

• To make the cap heavier

• To make the cap larger