Multi-material Parts Made Easy with FFF 3D Printing | Autodesk Fusion 360

Welcome to this Autodesk Fusion 360 YouTube tutorial on how to print a singular body with variable print settings, materials, or colors, for Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF).

This Fusion 360 workflow will be demonstrated with a Go/No-Go gauge. This gauge is used to check components to see whether they are within tolerance. Green indicates “Go” (within tolerance), and red indicates “No-Go”, (out of tolerance).

This gauge will be printed as one singular body, but will be divided up into different sections, each with its own set of print settings. This allows the gauge to be printed in different colors and with a varying infill density.

This will be done using per-body print settings that will be assigned to the individual sections of the gauge. These per-body settings are called "body-presets" in Fusion 360.

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