I am using 2014.12.04 on windows and I am crashing on a what I think is a
simple object rotation and translation.  I have narrowed the problem down to
the fact that I am rotating an object twice (done this way for modularity in
a larger model). Is that a problem?  Here is the snippet that is giving me a
problem.

translate([0,14,.5]) head_clip();
rotate([0,0,90]) translate([0,19,.5]) head_clip();

module head_clip() {
rotate([90,0,0]) translate([0,1.5,0]) cylinder(h=.5, r1=1, r2=1,
center=true);
translate([0,0,.5]) cube([2,.5,2], center=true);
}

I can probably find another way to do this, but I am curious why this is
giving me a problem.

Thanks.

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It doesn't crash here on the same version. Must be a very subtle bug.

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Thanks. I have worked around it, so it is not an issue at this point anymore,
but wanted to share this in case it was a bug that needed to be addressed.
Are you running windows or linux version?

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Windows.

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