#bosl2 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #bosl2, aggregated by home.social.
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Is BOSL2 using AI now? If so, that’s super disappointing. It’s an amazing library and I’d hate to abandon it but if they embrace AI I might need to.
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I designed a set of 10 Christmas ornaments that can be 3D printed in vase mode for Printables’ Winter Holidays Decorations contest.
I knew when I started my design process that I wanted to design something that could be printed in vase mode.
Read more: https://chromamine.com/2025/12/3d-printable-vase-mode-christmas-ornaments/
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Dear #OpenSCAD users: is there any way to define a real #Bezier curve with OpenSCAD ?
My current understanding is that there are functions for some geometric figures (straight lines, circles…) but not for Bezier. #BOSL2 provides Bezier helpers but apparently, they only approximate a curve with 16 straight segments, right ?
Does this mean I should stick to #FreeCAD if I want smooth and parametric Bezier curves ?
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Dear #OpenSCAD users: is there any way to define a real #Bezier curve with OpenSCAD ?
My current understanding is that there are functions for some geometric figures (straight lines, circles…) but not for Bezier. #BOSL2 provides Bezier helpers but apparently, they only approximate a curve with 16 straight segments, right ?
Does this mean I should stick to #FreeCAD if I want smooth and parametric Bezier curves ?
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Dear #OpenSCAD users: is there any way to define a real #Bezier curve with OpenSCAD ?
My current understanding is that there are functions for some geometric figures (straight lines, circles…) but not for Bezier. #BOSL2 provides Bezier helpers but apparently, they only approximate a curve with 16 straight segments, right ?
Does this mean I should stick to #FreeCAD if I want smooth and parametric Bezier curves ?
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Dear #OpenSCAD users: is there any way to define a real #Bezier curve with OpenSCAD ?
My current understanding is that there are functions for some geometric figures (straight lines, circles…) but not for Bezier. #BOSL2 provides Bezier helpers but apparently, they only approximate a curve with 16 straight segments, right ?
Does this mean I should stick to #FreeCAD if I want smooth and parametric Bezier curves ?
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Dear #OpenSCAD users: is there any way to define a real #Bezier curve with OpenSCAD ?
My current understanding is that there are functions for some geometric figures (straight lines, circles…) but not for Bezier. #BOSL2 provides Bezier helpers but apparently, they only approximate a curve with 16 straight segments, right ?
Does this mean I should stick to #FreeCAD if I want smooth and parametric Bezier curves ?
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I made a chamber heater for my #Voron 0 using an old toolhead with #OpenSCAD and #BOSL2. While it lacks the power of a commercial heater, it maintains a chamber temperature of about 40°C in my garage, which is ideal for printing with PHA, a biodegradable and heat-resistant material!
After adding an auxiliary fan and a servo for a retractable nozzle cleaner, I have run out of available pins on my Fysetc Catalyst v2 board 😅
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CW: 507
I have spent the better part of the last two weeks working on making cylindrical orbits in #openscad nicer.
Specifically, I needed to have a swept path around a dynamic set of cylinders with arbitrary orientation not suck. And I've got it! The existing `cyl_orbit_list()` now spits out 2 things: an orbit path (which it did already), and a list of normal vectors suitable for #BOSL2's `path_sweep()`.
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I've split out some non-core #OpenSCAD aspects of the 507 into their own release: openscad_annotations (https://github.com/jon-gilbert/openscad_annotations) has all the shape annotation, mechanical annotation, #BOSL2 geometry abstraction, and part-numbering and part expansion aspects in a standalone set of libfiles.
Yes that's right, now YOU TOO can spend far more time than necessary organizing your #OpenSCAD projects by adding labels and arrows and delineating shapes into discrete parts!
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I'm really impressed by #OpenSCAD and #BOSL2! Check out this lampshade I designed in just about 20 lines of code. You can find the production files and sources here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/210882. For those curious about the magic of `sweep()` in BOSL2, dive into part 2 of my presentation slides from JDLL 2023 (in French): https://pretalx.jdll.org/jdll2023/talk/C9XN8T/
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I was eager to create this model in anticipation of Printables.com Holiday Decoration contest. This project also introduced me to #BOSL2 with #openscad. Please give me a boost if you like it and let me know what you think! Thank you and Happy Holidays Everyone!
Holiday Candy Dish 3 Varieties https://www.printables.com/model/681856-holiday-candy-dish-3-varieties -
Today, I combined into a single project my two favorite hobbies: #MechanicalKeyboard and #3Dprinting. I designed new cases for my Model 100 keyboard, using #OpenSCAD and #BOSL2, and then printed them using PLA- CF filament on a textured PEI plate with a Bambu Lab X1C. No post-processing was necessary.
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I designed with #OpenSCAD and #BOSL2 a #lithophane that not only showcases its beauty with a backlight but also retains a satisfactory appearance even without one — unlike, in my opinion, the majority of lithophanes 😎
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I designed with #OpenSCAD and #BOSL2 a #lithophane that not only showcases its beauty with a backlight but also retains a satisfactory appearance even without one — unlike, in my opinion, the majority of lithophanes 😎
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I designed with #OpenSCAD and #BOSL2 a #lithophane that not only showcases its beauty with a backlight but also retains a satisfactory appearance even without one — unlike, in my opinion, the majority of lithophanes 😎
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I designed with #OpenSCAD and #BOSL2 a #lithophane that not only showcases its beauty with a backlight but also retains a satisfactory appearance even without one — unlike, in my opinion, the majority of lithophanes 😎
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I designed with #OpenSCAD and #BOSL2 a #lithophane that not only showcases its beauty with a backlight but also retains a satisfactory appearance even without one — unlike, in my opinion, the majority of lithophanes 😎
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I salvaged the optical motion tracking system (IC, lens, and LED) from a mouse PCB and reassembled everything into a compact 3D-printed enclosure designed with #OpenSCAD and #BOSL2. Additionally, I developed a driver for the IC as there is no open-source driver for the MX8650A yet. I'll reveal more details about the purpose behind this hack, but for now, it remains a secret project 🤫