Or rather, learning the skills to describe an object in OpenSCAD.
difference ()
{
union ()
{
intersection ()
{
translate([-25, -15, -10]) cube([50, 30, 10]);
translate([-25, 0, -25]) rotate ([0, 90, 0]) cylinder (h=50, r=25, $fn=100);
}
translate([-15, 0, -5]) cylinder (h=8, r=3, $fn=100);
translate([15, 0, -5]) cylinder (h=8, r=3, $fn=100);
}
cylinder (h=25, r=3, center=true, $fn=100);
translate([-22.5, -13, -11]) cube([45, 3, 10]);
translate([-22.5, 10, -11]) cube([45, 3, 10]);
}
If
I can manage to describe an item - such as this simple baseplate for a
DE razor - as a collection of cylinders, boxes and arches, it can in
theory be made on a 3D printer or CNC machine.
