I've always loved Toronto's tallest free standing structure and was looking for something to practice my Fusion 360 skills with so I designed this to-scale architectural model of the CN Tower. The entire model was designed and split with Fusion 360.
It's split up in such a way that it doesn't need support for any pieces and will fit together even without glue (hopefully).
It IS scaled down to be completely printable on a small Ultimaker 2 Go but you can definitely scale it up if you wish, I designed it at almost 5 times the scale it's at now. If you're interested in scaling it up just take the 'CN_Tower_Base_1' file and see how big you can make it, it's the biggest piece of the set.
I really love how this turned out, hope you do too!! Post any questions you have in the comments :)
Printer Brand:
Ultimaker
Printer:
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
No
Resolution:
I used 0.15 but any should work.
Infill:
Doesn't matter
Notes:
I used rafts because I don't have a heated print bed. If your printer does than you can get away without rafts for sure.
Assembly
To assemble the whole model you simply have to print one of each piece and stack them on top of each other. They should fit nicely without it but I would use glue if you're not going to be moving this model around. I only designed it to fit together because I move it around all the time and needed to be able to take it apart.
Here is the order from bottom to top:
CN_Tower_Base_1
CN_Tower_Base_2
CN_Tower_Base_3
CN_Tower_Base_4
CN_Tower_Base_5
CN_Tower_Top (upside down)
CN_Bottom_Connector
CN_Bottom_Windows
CN_Above_Bottom_Windows (upside down)
CN_Middle_Windows (upside down)
CN_Top_Windows (upside down)
CN_Main_Roof
CN_Tip_Bottom
CN_Tip_Above_Bottom
CN_Under_Tip_Top
CN_Tip_Top
