Last time, we looked at how to organize your OpenSCAD code. This time, we’ll get a little bit more advanced. We’re going to make cookie cutters! And in the process, we’ll learn about linear extrusion, Minkowski Sum, and how to…
Monthly Archives: December 2013
Organizing your OpenSCAD code: Part I
So you know the 10 things to be dangerous in OpenSCAD, and now you have the power to easily 3D model in your hands! However, for all but the simplest of shapes, OpenSCAD code can quickly become a tangled mess…
Spit shining Cubehero. Editing README, GFM, email notifications
Alright! So what parts of Cubehero got a spit shine over the Thanksgiving holiday? Here’s a quick fly-by update on what’s new. Well for one, you can finally update the README.md file from the web site. Before, you had to…
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