Parametric Platonic Solids from Fusion 360

The five Platonic Solids, modeled in Fusion 360, with a single parameter in each, "edge_length", that will allow you to scale them easily.

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As a challenge to myself, I decided to model each of the Platonic Solids in Fusion 360, but do so by using parametric modeling so that each can be sized up or down at will. I think the most value in this, isn't really being able to print the models themselves, but pressing the play button in the timeline and watching my various methodologies for how I achieved the end result.

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Icosahedron.f3d fusion - 143.09 kB - 09/13/2018 at 17:14		Download
Tetrahedron.f3d fusion - 55.02 kB - 09/13/2018 at 17:14		Download
Hexahedron.f3d fusion - 42.63 kB - 09/13/2018 at 17:14		Download
Octahedron.f3d fusion - 56.27 kB - 09/13/2018 at 17:14		Download
Dodecahedron.f3d fusion - 102.30 kB - 09/13/2018 at 17:11		Download

Parametric Platonic Solids from Fusion 360

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Icosahedron.f3d

Tetrahedron.f3d

Hexahedron.f3d

Octahedron.f3d

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