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Module for openscad, allowing 3d models to be created from 2d lasercut parts
During the conversion of https://github.com/dizcza/lasercut_collection/blob/master/DPS3005.scad ``` ./convert-2d.sh DPS3005.scad dxf ``` I get the following error ``` ERROR: Parser error: syntax error in file DPS3005_2d.scad, line 6 Can't parse file 'DPS3005_2d.scad'!...
As-is, with all sides the default **color("gold")**, the finger joints can be very hard to see. To make the sides different shades of gold so the joints can be seen...
Boxes like this (`num_fingers = 2`) would look nicer if the finger width would be more consistent between short and long sides: Either implement some `finger_width` parameter or turn `num_fingers`...
Correct me if i'm wrong, but it appears that cutouts passed to lasercutoutBox() in the "circle_cutouts_a" argument are displaced by one box thickness from where they are supposed to be....
…tead of Darwin. Fixed subprocess.run command invocation -- passes a list as the first argument
An option to skip side of lasercutoutBox() using finger_joints whilst still having the special simple_tabs at the corners.
I'm unsure if this is intentional or not but it threw me for a loop when I was coding up a parametric assembly. The behavior of boxes is to fit...
I made a little rewrite of the convert script (changed naming, saving files in a subfolder,.). Changed the readme and the example file.
Hi, I'm afraid to not be able to finish my project due to a small issue: I would create a cutout and rotate to 45°, is it possible?