openscad rocket 3d models

You'd be better off downloading the SCAD file, and editing the parameters in the OpenSCAD software. I'll leave it up for now in case someone wants to put the effort in to use it or if someone can look at it and tell me how to make it play nice with...

I highly recommend downloading and installing OpenSCAD rather than using the Thingiverse customizer. By unchecking "disableBorder" you'll be able to see a nice preview while playing with the settings locally. Just in case you decide to use the...

... loops into heat shrink made it easier, although you may want to cut and solder your cables to the perfect length once you've test fit everything. Servo Placement Created with OpenSCAD, the lower shell is a whole load of horrid polyhedron blocks.

If you are looking for more, check out our premium projects: https://codeandmake.com/premium OpenSCAD Customizer Options This design has the following Customizer options: Cable Cable_Hole_Width - The width of the cable hole Cable_Hole_Height - The...

These files are compiled using OpenSCAD to produce '.stl' files, which you in turn run through your favorite slicer program as usual. The front part of the hull is printed vertically with 1% infill, 3 perimeters and 4 top and bottom layers. The rear...

The STL filenames have the inner diameter in mm in the filename. In case you need even more different sizes, please install OpenSCAD on your own computer and follow these instructions to customize your ring.Using the ringsSo measure the diameter at...

I've included the OpenSCAD source so you can look at it and tweak it if you want. I added the rounded edges to the model after I took the photos, to make it more accurate to the original. The Customizer should work so you can produce a replica of...

I included the OpenSCAD file to make it easier. If they are too snug (too small), you can sand down the inside a little. I used a Dremel to get a perfect fit, so use it on the slowest speed or the friction will melt the plastic. If you print this on...

You're better off downloading the SCAD file and using OpenSCAD than using Customizer, but Customizer can give you a feel for it. Bugs/To Do: Add code to SCAD so Customizer can render body or lid There's nothing to hold the lid in the can except...

All parts are designed using OpenSCAD, and the source code is available on GitHub: https://github.com/condac/hpdf1_lexan. You can also discuss this project with me on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+JohnDoe or Reddit's RC F1 community. When it...

I designed these parts in OpenSCAD, and I'll add those files once I clean them up a bit. I had started designing it to be parametric, but basically they come in one size, so since they fit and work perfectly IMO, it's a little pointless to do. I...

The peg joinings make it easier to keep the two pieces togetherMagnet joined (highly recommended)The magnet joined models include slots to insert magnets to allow the pieces to be joined while playing without having to add protruding pegs.The STL...

The models (and OpenSCAD files for them) here are my attempt at creating a very simple fence system for my affordable Chinese CNC. The fence part simply slides into the groove along the top of the CNC bed, after light sanding to get a good fit that...

This is a customizable glass bed clamp designed in OpenSCAD, configurable in many ways to fit different glass and printer sizes with or without under-bed / over-glass brackets. Currently Provided STLs Mount Anycubic Ultrabase to Tevo Tornado Tornado...

... Customization In the OpenScad file, the dimensions of the parts can be changed. They are calculated according to the print thickness. These dimensions must be multiples of the print layer thicknesses (epi): Side of a part = 6 hinge parts + 5 sets).

Aside from that, this is an experiment in using OpenSCAD's linear_extrude function, twisting and extruding a circle to form a cool magic rod. I then use the same technique to make screws and screw holes, allowing me to assemble a long magic wand from...

The most important adjustable parameters and options are listed below:sizenumber and size of hingesvarious options to connect the box and cover hingesnumber and size of front lockarbitrary number and size of pocketslabeling of each pocket in the...

Once the snap hook clears the frame, you can position it by hand.How I designed thisThis was an early design I did in OpenSCAD when I was still learning how to use it. It's a mixture of parametric and hard-coded things. The challenges were working...

If you are looking for more, check out our premium projects: https://codeandmake.com/premium Customizer Options We recommend you use OpenSCAD to customize this design. This design has the following Customizer options: Drive Drive_Type - The type...

To print the threaded parts, you'll need to download the threads.scad file from http://dkprojects.net/openscad-threads/. I put all the thread settings in the ThreadSettings.scad file, so if you want to adjust them, just do it there. I used variable...

After printing, flip the large “base box” pieces and insert them into the cardboard slots upside-down, then place the game components into the other trays and arrange them as seen in the pictures.  Each part was designed using a...

Bridging also eliminates the need for supports.There are two sizes available:Normal (35mm):   Large (70mm):The large one is my favorite because I use it mostly for gluing drawers, which are often a bit taller.PrintingPrints in PETG...

Some kind of silicone might work better. How I Designed This OpenSCAD. ...Source here: <a href="https://github.com/spegelius/3DModels/tree/master/Watercooling">https://github.com/spegelius/3DModels/tree/master/Watercooling</a></p> </p></p></p> ...

So I went back to my design room, and refactored the OpenSCAD source files so that I could make trays for 1846 and 1830. Unlike 1846, 1830 uses cardstock instead of tile stock. The design I used for 1846 wasn't tight enough to keep the tiles from...

To make it easy for others to customize the design with minimal effort, I created a customizable version using OpenSCAD. You can tailor it to fit your existing materials, even if they differ from mine. STL files are included as examples, but you'll...

Likewise, 120mm of height seemed like a good compromise. I've generated the following STL files (all for 260mm length, 47mm width and 120mm height): L beam T beam Tray An open 3x2 structure (A) An open 3x2+extra structure (B) A closed 3x2 structure...

It might also be necessary to clean-up the print a bit with a file, because the parts that mate with the bayonet wings are not well supported. How I Designed This =================== This part was designed using OpenSCAD. However, I did not have a...

Retracing my steps, I found that the render failed at a particular point, and I suspect it was after I'd saved an STL in a different format program than OpenSCAD. Doesn't seem to be any way around it. So I've printed a stern piece with some manual...

I use a single nozzle-multi extruder setups, so each material change needs a certain amount of purge which is practically waste sate my curiosity about proper soluble usage OpenSCAD source:...

A note on technical aspects: terraPin was designed using powerful tools like Tinkercad and OpenSCAD, ensuring its robust structure. A shoutout is extended to Thingiverse citizen Aubenc for his generous contribution of the Knurled Surface Library v2,...