Parametric Attachable Poop Bucket - A1 & A1 Mini

All the available poop buckets are too small for my liking, and I wanted to get better at parametric modeling. This was a good place to start.

For those new to Fusion 360:

1. Download Fusion 360 for personal use from Autodesk's website (completely free, just find the ‘personal use’ option)
2. Open .f3d file.
3. Go to the “solid” tab (default) and click on the “modify” dropdown. Select “change parameters” at the bottom of the list.
4. Play around with the 3 starred/favorited parameters (UserLength, UserHeight, UserWidth), don't touch any of the others.
5. 5. Once you have your desired size, click on the "Bodies" dropdown, right click on the body called "Frame" and click "export as mesh".

IF YOU WANT TO EXPORT AS .STEP OR OTHER NON-MESH FILE TYPE:

1. Right click on the body (frame), click "Create component from bodies".
2. Right click on the newly made component and you export as any of the available 3d file types.

NOTE: Notice the comments on the user parameters stating the minimum and maximum values that will still fit on the printer.

PRINTER SETTINGS:

• Standard 0.02mm layer height
• 5 wall loops
• Tree support (auto, default)
• Set support speed to 100mm/s max

*** If anyone has any tips for more reliable print settings, please let me know so I can add them here. The support trees are frequently knocked over towards the very end of the print resulting in messy or even incomplete prints. I assume strong supports would work but it'd cause quite a bit of wasted material ***

I provided 3 pre-defined sizes for those that don't want to play around with the parameters.

If anyone has any requests or suggestions, please let me know. Enjoy!