Here's a prime example of how 3d printing can save a perfectly functional device. The headstrap on my Logi Zone wireless broke in the middle due to user error (I spread it too much), I know, bit stupid but can happen to anyone (at least I hope I'm not the only idiot who did this :D). The problem is there's no way to get a replacement, and due to the forces impacting the part it's impossible to glue it. 3d scanned (Otter) the part, bit of cad and it's good as new :)

I recently discovered that Fusion 360 can use complex formulas incl IF's etc in the parameters, and so decided to make a test design to get more familiarised with it and understand the limitations. The result is this fairly simple table mount, but I think the dynamic nature of it makes it stand out, also hope some of you could use it to expand your own knowledge of dynamic parameter design. Happy Printing!