João Costa: "Last Christmas my brother and I purchased a 3D..."

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João Costa

@JD557@blog.joaocosta.eu

Last Christmas my brother and I purchased a 3D Printer (Bambu Lab A1 mini).

Even though I haven't been an heavy user, it has already proven quite useful, especial for custom supports and organizers that one would have an hard time finding in a store.

It feels quite magic to be able to code something in OpenSCAD and have it appear in the real world.

Today I built a couple of supports for some Krakebs that I had lying around. I think they turned out pretty cool, so I uploaded the model to MakerWorld.

Not that I think that anyone will print that, but I should build the habit of sharing some models.

OpenSCAD window showing the model and part of the code

Jakub Kozłowski

@kubukoz@mstdn.party

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@JD557 I had no idea you could define 3d models with code like that, sounds super cool