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Cubehero launches OpenSCAD previews
It’s finally here. Besides rendering previews of binary and ASCII STL files, Cubehero now renders OpenSCAD files. Now, you don’t need to compile your SCAD files into STL files in the repository to be...
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How to generate extruded 3D model from images in OpenSCAD
Recently, to do a little bit of 3D modeling, I wanted to try my hand at making a modular back cover for my iPhone. Yes, there’s too many 3D printable models of iPhone covers, but sometimes, we reinvent...
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Know only 10 things to be dangerous in OpenSCAD
OpenSCAD is a program used to make 3D models. But unlike most 3D modeling programs, there are only 10 things you need to know in order to be dangerous in OpenSCAD. Unlike most other 3D modeling...
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Emboss and impress images onto a surface in OpenSCAD
Earlier, I showed you how to extrude images in OpenSCAD, and a beginner’s guide to OpenSCAD. This time it’s a more advanced method on how to emboss images onto a surface in OpenSCAD, which requires...
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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...
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Creating cookie cutters using offsets (and minkowski sums) in OpenSCAD to...
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,...
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