
In this lecture we will present examples of some objects that you will be able to model at the end of this course.
This video provides a solution to the problem posed in Quiz 2. An updated version of the code described in the video is posted in the resources section. The cyclindrical base has been translated to provide a flat base for the pen stand and make it easier to print. Thanks to Peetersm for pointing this out and providing the solution.
This short course will teach you everything you need to get started with OpenSCAD. OpenSCAD is a free code based 3D modeling tool in which complex 3D models can be built using the principles of constructive geometry and extrusion. Through 3 illustrative examples, we will cover the creation of basic shapes and the use of operations to combine these shapes into complex structures. This is a great class for hobbyists and 3D printing enthusiasts who are new to OpenSCAD. Students of all ages and backgrounds will enjoy seeing the beautiful and complex designs that can be created in OpenSCAD using only a few lines of code.