CosmoNexus ATLAS-1
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CosmoNexus ATLAS-1 is a custom-designed sci-fi orbital megastructure, or basically an International Space Station (ISS) modeled entirely in Autodesk Fusion. The design blends inspiration from modern space stations with rotating habitat concepts, modular docking systems, and large-scale truss frameworks, solar panel array and so on. The station is built around a reinforced central spine connected to solar arrays. Each module was modeled into a symmetrical, mechanically believable structure.
Printing Guide
If you are printing this, you can use the assembled 3mf file and arrange and slice the components in your slicer according to your needs. In case you are using Bambu Lab A1, for convenience you can use the arrangements.3mf in your slicer Bambu Studio. Please note that, in this case the print shall be done in three plates, and for convenience, there is also a sliced file with supports.
Assembly Guide
Assembling the project is pretty simple and straight forward. There are files for both the assembled file, which is the default file and the arrangements.3mf suitable for build plate of 256 mm3.
For each component, there are hubs and channels. You can just attach them together by pressing, and simply keep it as it is, if its tight, or you can use super glue.
For assembly, it is highly recommended to follow the Autodesk Fusion file thoroughly, and being able to connect the physically printed parts with the components on the .f3d. You should go through the hierarchy of the components, and follow that same hierarchy for the assembly.
We start the assembly with the component Primary Space Vehicle. The, we attach the two Secondary Space Vehicles on both sides of the Primary Space Vehicle firmly.
Next, attach each Solar Array Segment in the holes of the Secondary Space Vehicle. Then, repeat it to complete one single Solar Array Module. Repeat this step three more times (total four) by attaching the the segments on each hole.
Next up, we simply attach the two Capsule Vehicles to the Connector of the Primary Space Vehicle.
Assembly is finally done!