As of now, designing lasercut models with OpenSCAD is clunky and rather
painful. You are either forced to work in 2D without a 3D preview, or you
are forced to work with predefined shapes. So here's laserscad, a library
which makes lasercutting with OpenSCAD much, much easier.
Key features:
* Laser whichever shape you want
* Model in 3D, then run one command to generate a 2D lasercutting template
with all parts
* Save time, because 2D parts are arranged automatically
* Add engravings to identify parts (or to make things look fancy)
The code, a tutorial, rich documentation, etc. can be found here:
https://github.com/mbugert/laserscad https://github.com/mbugert/laserscad
Here is a bigger project I realized with laserscad:
https://github.com/mbugert/volca-case
https://github.com/mbugert/volca-case
Feedback and/or bug reports are always welcome.
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This looks awesome. Thanks for posting.
On Sunday, 22 October 2017, mbugert 3d@mbugert.de wrote:
As of now, designing lasercut models with OpenSCAD is clunky and rather
painful. You are either forced to work in 2D without a 3D preview, or you
are forced to work with predefined shapes. So here's laserscad, a library
which makes lasercutting with OpenSCAD much, much easier.
Key features:
* Laser whichever shape you want
* Model in 3D, then run one command to generate a 2D lasercutting
template
with all parts
* Save time, because 2D parts are arranged automatically
* Add engravings to identify parts (or to make things look fancy)
The code, a tutorial, rich documentation, etc. can be found here:
https://github.com/mbugert/laserscad <https://github.com/mbugert/laserscad
Here is a bigger project I realized with laserscad:
https://github.com/mbugert/volca-case
https://github.com/mbugert/volca-case
Feedback and/or bug reports are always welcome.
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