Hello
i am trying to design my own spool holder for my 3D printer (i know there
are more original stuff to do, yet, i found nothing directly usable, so...)
i have put the actual state into https://github.com/nohkumado/spulenhalter
at the moment it is quite coarse, i am still a beginner with openscad, the
rim is not as i want it to be, it still protrudes a bit, the encroachings
need bevelling to be more gentle to the touch (well sandpaper is your
friend... but if i could do without...)
i read about the different bevel libraries, but only found ones that work on
straight lines, and mine are (should be) curved (my polygons are still
rough....) i found some examples on curved surfaces, but the stuff presented
there exceeded by far my mathematical prowesses.....
so if someone has some tips, or even maybe could look into the knob:
https://github.com/nohkumado/spulenhalter/blob/master/knauf.scad
and make it more smooth, would earn my neverending thankfullness!
thanks in advance
Bruno
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it was done already https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3252111
On 7/10/19, bboett bboett@gmail.com wrote:
Hello
i am trying to design my own spool holder for my 3D printer (i know there
are more original stuff to do, yet, i found nothing directly usable, so...)
i have put the actual state into https://github.com/nohkumado/spulenhalter
at the moment it is quite coarse, i am still a beginner with openscad, the
rim is not as i want it to be, it still protrudes a bit, the encroachings
need bevelling to be more gentle to the touch (well sandpaper is your
friend... but if i could do without...)
i read about the different bevel libraries, but only found ones that work
on
straight lines, and mine are (should be) curved (my polygons are still
rough....) i found some examples on curved surfaces, but the stuff
presented
there exceeded by far my mathematical prowesses.....
so if someone has some tips, or even maybe could look into the knob:
https://github.com/nohkumado/spulenhalter/blob/master/knauf.scad
and make it more smooth, would earn my neverending thankfullness!
thanks in advance
Bruno
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The easiest solution:
minkowski()
{
knauf();
sphere(3);
}
</file/t887/Knauf.png>
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Parkinbot wrote
minkowski()
{
knauf();
sphere(3);
}
Holy *&^@ Parkinbot!
Best use of minkowski I've seen
Thanks!
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we dont have knauf();
On Wed, Jul 10, 2019 at 11:25 PM lar3ry lar3ry@sasktel.net wrote:
Parkinbot wrote
minkowski()
{
knauf();
sphere(3);
}
Holy *&^@ Parkinbot!
Best use of minkowski I've seen
Thanks!
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Guenther Sohler-2 wrote
we dont have knauf();
Right. the OpenSCAD code for knauf was in the OP's post. I was thanking
Parkinbot for the general technique.
No idea how "Batman!" got to be the subject.
For an idea of why I thought it was a great technique, try this in OpenSCAD
$fn=60;
minkowski() {
cube(20);
sphere(4);
}
translate ([40,0,0])
minkowski() {
cylinder(h=20,d1=20,d2=4);
sphere(4);
}
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tobject wrote
it was done already https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3252111
not really.... as sayd i have a wall mount with a 10mm thread, that spool
takes max 8mm (and i prefer the look of the other one ;) )
and yes, i know there are allready lots of spoolholders out there, and the
one you point at, at least was done in openscad, which makes customization
easier!
ciao
Bruno
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Parkinbot wrote
The easiest solution:
minkowski()
{
knauf();
sphere(3);
}
thanks a lot! that did it, even if precompiling now takes 10min istead of a
few s :D
Bruno
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hello again!
well :( didn't work (as sayd code is in
https://github.com/nohkumado/spulenhalter)
i added the minkovsky transform to the final stage, and the whole thing
bites the dust with a
Parsing design (AST generation)...
Compiling design (CSG Tree generation)...
Rendering Polygon Mesh using CGAL...
ERROR: CGAL error in CGAL_Nef_polyhedron3(): CGAL ERROR: assertion
violation! Expr: e_below != SHalfedge_handle() File:
/usr/include/CGAL/Nef_3/SNC_FM_decorator.h Line: 427
Geometries in cache: 143
Geometry cache size in bytes: 1374856
CGAL Polyhedrons in cache: 24
CGAL cache size in bytes: 67098656
Total rendering time: 0 hours, 1 minutes, 24 seconds
Rendering finished.
that'a in the file
https://github.com/nohkumado/spulenhalter/blob/master/Spulenhalterschraube.scad
that calls https://github.com/nohkumado/spulenhalter/blob/master/knauf.scad
and adds the thread...
without the minkovsky transform, no problem, preview and compile work, with
the transform, the preview is ok, but the compile fails :'( what'ß going
wrong? anyway to fix this?
thanks!
Bruno
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ok.....
while trying to print the other part, that compiled..... i noticed that the
insert for the bearing was missing....
i commented the difference in
https://github.com/nohkumado/spulenhalter/blob/master/Spulenhalterschraube.scad
to make the insert visible, its there, and it should remove its slice from
the minkovsky transformed handle, shouldn't it?
while it does work on the other end of the holder, it doesn't work on the
handle :(
that makes it really strange for me....
any light welcome!
Bruno
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