Fusion Renders

Unlisted gallery — triple-build-compare outputs, by project. Full version history, newest first. Story: Reading a Ski-Skin Connector.

Fischer EZ Skin connector

Part 2 — the in-ski receiver (rounded OEM lozenge; on top only at taper + hooks)

Receiver v28 — aesthetic rounding to the OEM lozenge · 2026-06-01

The cosmetic pass on the locked-in v27 mechanism: rounded the outer to the OEM lozenge (corner radius 6 mm, softened top edges) by building the outer pre-rounded and carving into it (the fillet-after-carve had failed on the faceted body). On-top contact unchanged — still only the tapered-end wrap + two side hooks, open center showing the tongue. This is the receiver: right mechanism, right footprint, OEM silhouette.

Receiver v27 — on top only at the tapered end + 2 side hooks · superseded by v28 (rounding only)

Receiver v26 — v17 open cradle + side hooks · locked baseline

Receiver v22 — clip from the receptacle photo · superseded

Receiver v17 — elongated cradle, wrapped the tapered end · superseded

Receiver v16 — open cradle (constraint-table validated) · superseded

Receiver v15 — enclosed with a ROOF · superseded

Receiver v5 — on-top cleat bridging the barb · superseded

Receiver v3 — low rounded cleat · superseded

Part 1 — the skin-tip insert (locks into the receiver)

v6 — EXACT insert (mesh→solid via MeshConvert API; faithful to your STL) · 2026-05-30

Cracked the auto-convert (MeshConvert feature API takes the mesh body directly — no UI selection). This is your 3mf as an exact solid: the real angled barb, raised step, and keyed shoulder — no reverse-engineering guesswork. Faceted because the source mesh is coarse, but geometry-exact.

v5 — parametric insert, angled barb finally cut & visible · superseded by exact

v3 — flat geometry, detent lock, 9 ribs · superseded

v1 — initial build · superseded