Then change the value in the Expression column for X_axis_usable_length (first row) and strut_thickness (last row) to change the model. Then click the OK button:
After following your directions, the length doesn’t change. Thickness does.
OK looking closer at your drawing you have the x axis as the long dimension and I have to orient it so the long dimension is on the y axis. How would you change that?
@jamiek created a comprehensive set of strut sizes at Printables. Jamie even included the OpenSCAD file used to generate them, which folks can use to create any custom size you need.
I hacked Jamie’s script a bit to create a custom front grill strut. Will share details in a separate post, sorry if this was a distraction.
Edit number in the URL to the nearest 10mm size you need.
So, now folks only need to generate a Custom sized Strut if they need millimeter precision (that’s not a multiple of 10), in which case this video may help folks not familiar with OpenSCAD:
Edit:LR3 Calculator might be extended to let Users quickly download Strut .SVG correctly sized for their build. For more details, see this post.
Pretty easy mod using OpenSCAD. I could not find in the directions how to edit the Fusion model. Finally found a post that did. But this is even easier. It should be stickied!