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#openscad

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@mzedp

Sure! The components are mostly from @adafruit:
- RP2040 Feather
- touchscreen FeatherWing
- AMG8833 FeatherWing
- PTC08 video camera
- a 5V DC-to-DC converter
- a rechargeable battery pack

The first 3 are stacked together; the rest are wired in.

And then there's a bunch of Arduino code that I wrote by mashing together sample code, embellishing as needed.

I designed the enclosure in #OpenSCAD, using STLs of the components as references.

Hope these help.

I made a new 3D-model. Letter beads! They fit nicely over drawstrings and are big enough to make cute key rings. They also look really cool without top and bottom layers, that way the infill shows.
I included my openSCAD script, so if someone wants a different font or size, that can be easily achieved.

printables.com/model/1229769-a

Printables.comAlphaBeads - Hoodie bead letters (incl OpenSCAD customizer) by Inkfern | Download free STL model | Printables.comSend a message with your hoodie, or just let everybody know it's yours! | Download free 3D printable STL models

Trocha sebepropagace:
Dělal jsem si držák na #ifixit Manta kit pod stůl. Teoreticky by to samozřejmě mělo udržet i ostatní kity, ale to nemám jak ověřit 🙂 Případně je k dispozici i zdrojový soubor z #openSCAD pro úpravy (samozřejmě s komentáři, které snad dávají smysl).
printables.com/model/1241517-i

Printables.comifixit Manta underdesk holder by j4n3z | Download free STL model | Printables.comUnderdesk holder with lip to prevent accidental slide out | Download free 3D printable STL models

playing with #openscad (lots of fun!) lead inevitably to having to get the printer working after a long break of downtime. I have PTSD from early days wondering how anyone ever got anything to print before #3dprinting became routine. Hoping the printer still remembers those days.

My toddler loves playing “kitchen”.

Recently he’s been wanting to make “cake” for us but he doesn’t have anything that resembles a cake in his toy chest. He loves his Velcro toys that he can chop apart with a toy knife.

Let’s make it with #3dPrinting!

I designed a simple 2 layer cake in #OpenSCAD with each slice being 45°. I’m printing the outer “frosting” with my SV08 and the inner “sponge” layers on my resurrected SV06 and a dab of superglue attached the layers to the frosting.

Last April I broke out a bunch of internal #OpenSCAD libraries from a project I'm working on into their own library set. I just made an update to one of those libraries, the collection of decoration and arrangement modules in openscad_annotations, that I'm pretty jazzed with.

🧵

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Da ich eigentlich auch gerne die BMS-Daten hätte und Bluetooth, naja, halt Bluetooth ist, jetzt noch ein Mount für so steckbare Schraubklemmen um RS485 und Schalter vom BMS anzuschließen.

Passt ins Akku-Frontpanel wo vorher 2x RJ45 waren und lässt sich komplett von Außen einfädeln und festschrauben (die Mutter drückt einfach von innen gegen das Frontpanel)

(das Gedruckte ist die erste Version)

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@linux_mclinuxface depends on the number of sides.

I wrote a model in OpenSCAD that generates n-gon extrusions with the same volume for different numbers of sides. Code link is below.

But for a nominal 100 mm diameter, 10 mm high disk in PrusaSlicer:

n=256: 2 h 12 min
n=16: 2 h 13 min
n=8: 2 h 15 min
n=4: 2 h 11 min

I don't think the game's worth the candle, tbh.

Code: gist.github.com/scruss/e47c6f9

do simpler n-gons print more quickly? OpenSCAD test - same_area.scad
Gistdo simpler n-gons print more quickly? OpenSCAD testdo simpler n-gons print more quickly? OpenSCAD test - same_area.scad

I did a remix of an OpenScad script. I like this way of learning. Taking something apart, working out how it works and extending it.
This script does keyrings. My addition is the third line of text and the option to have different fonts and sizes for every line of text.

printables.com/model/1214069-c

Printables.comCustomizable name keychain / tag - Remix - 3 lines, different fonts by Inkfern | Download free STL model | Printables.comCustomizer for individual tags or keychains. | Download free 3D printable STL models