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  • Move Along

    I hope for this site to become a useful addendum to the Official OpenSCAD.org site. However, for now, and the foreseeable future it is quite useless, a mere curiosity. It…

  • Round Anything

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    Round-Anything is primarily a set of OpenSCAD utilities that help with rounding parts, but it also embodies a robust approach to developing OpenSCAD parts. The heart of the library a…

  • OpenSCAD – CheatSheet

    Organized by skill level The cheat sheet over at OpenSCAD.org is terrific. You might want to check that out first. This version is focused on the beginner user and is…

  • Write.scad – Add 3d Text to Primitives

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    by HarlanDMii Using custom 3D Primitive commands easily add text to primitives in you OpenSCAD design. Download from Thingiverse at:

  • OpenSCAD – Electronic Packages Library

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    This is a growing library of electronic packages. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3539959

  • Duct Fittings Library

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    This is an OpenSCAD library to generate round ducting / pipe, and associated fittings. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18802

  • pd-gears

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    OpenSCAD involute parametrized gear generator https://github.com/sadr0b0t/pd-gears Based on project by Leemon Baird http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5505 with some minor and major API fixes and improvements. Installing pd-gears ( on Linux, but similar on Windows )…

  • Gear Box Generator

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    by sadr0b0t https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2890240 You can download straight from github https://github.com/sadr0b0t/gearbox The generator requires pd-gears

  • hull() – hull modifier Tutorial

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    hull() is a simple command to use, merely place whatever objects from which you want to form a hull as children of the command. The hull command() merges the outermost…

  • Arrays of Objects

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    OpenSCAD does not have a built in Array command but we can easily create an array with a for loop, or even create an array module, and have our own…

  • The Easiest Project Box ! – Use ALL THE THINGS!

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    Use OpenSCAD powerful hull() command and the simple offset() to create the easiest project box ever. Easy rounded corners. No complicated subtractions. Although concept wise, this may not be “easy”,…