how join two object?
Hi,
I'm looking at something to join two parts.
I have an object that I'd like to split and print in two or more part.
Then I had to join these parts...
I'd like to find a tick or a library o a simple advice on how to do to
join these parts.
Thank You in advance,
Oda
I created this design in OpenScad based on the pins used in the fairly well
known gear cube design
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3218332
Most of my changes were to make it easier to resize the pins as needed
On Wed, 8 Apr 2020, 17:12 Oda Epo, odaepo@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking at something to join two parts.
I have an object that I'd like to split and print in two or more part.
Then I had to join these parts...
I'd like to find a tick or a library o a simple advice on how to do to
join these parts.
Thank You in advance,
Oda
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You have left your question very vague. If you mean you have a large object
and want to cut in in pieces to print and then reassemble, then I think
there is a puzzlecut library out there somewhere, and this capability is
also in BOSL2:
https://github.com/revarbat/BOSL2/wiki/partitions.scad
oda wrote
Hi,
I'm looking at something to join two parts.
I have an object that I'd like to split and print in two or more part.
Then I had to join these parts...
I'd like to find a tick or a library o a simple advice on how to do to
join these parts.
Thank You in advance,
Oda
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On 4/8/2020 2:11 PM, Oda Epo wrote:
I'm looking at something to join two parts.
I have an object that I'd like to split and print in two or more part.
Then I had to join these parts...
I'd like to find a tick or a library o a simple advice on how to do to
join these parts.
There are important pieces of information that you haven't supplied:
- How strong does it need to be?
- Do you need to be able to take it apart?
- What do the original objects look like? (e.g. How thick are they?
Do aesthetics matter?)
When I needed to do this, I did two things (which I just described under
a different subject):
- Superglue. I used a clip module (which intersects with a big cube)
to cut the model in half, and then I used hobby-store superglue (BSI
medium gap-filling, but I'm sure that's not the only choice) to glue
the two pieces of plastic together. - A wooden frame around the parts, like a kid's jigsaw puzzle.
On 4/8/2020 7:23 PM, Jordan Brown wrote:
- Superglue. I used a clip module (which intersects with a big
cube) to cut the model in half, and then I used hobby-store
superglue (BSI medium gap-filling, but I'm sure that's not the
only choice) to glue the two pieces of plastic together.
https://bsi-inc.com/index.html
Usually sold through hobby shops with their own label, but they list a
number of online dealers.
On Wed Apr 08 14:11:53 PDT 2020 odaepo@gmail.com said:
I'm looking at something to join two parts.
I have an object that I'd like to split and print in two or more part.
Then I had to join these parts...
I tend to make a Dovetail joint, seems to work quite well.
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Tigers prowl and Dragons soar in my dreams...
you have right!
I miss some fact!
I have an object in the wall and I'd like hang other object on it.
For example, A glass, a smartphone holder, a phone holder, a camera
holder,... All object joined (once at time) at the same object in the wall.
I can join and detach objects.
A nice solution but not for my case is
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3218332
Thank you in advance for the time you'll spend for answering me!
Rino
Il 09/04/20 04:23, Jordan Brown ha scritto:
On 4/8/2020 2:11 PM, Oda Epo wrote:
I'm looking at something to join two parts.
I have an object that I'd like to split and print in two or more part.
Then I had to join these parts...
I'd like to find a tick or a library o a simple advice on how to do
to join these parts.
There are important pieces of information that you haven't supplied:
- How strong does it need to be?
- Do you need to be able to take it apart?
- What do the original objects look like? (e.g. How thick are
they? Do aesthetics matter?)
When I needed to do this, I did two things (which I just described
under a different subject):
- Superglue. I used a clip module (which intersects with a big
cube) to cut the model in half, and then I used hobby-store
superglue (BSI medium gap-filling, but I'm sure that's not the
only choice) to glue the two pieces of plastic together. - A wooden frame around the parts, like a kid's jigsaw puzzle.
Magnets?
On Thu, 9 Apr 2020 at 09:53, Oda Epo odaepo@gmail.com wrote:
you have right!
I miss some fact!
I have an object in the wall and I'd like hang other object on it.
For example, A glass, a smartphone holder, a phone holder, a camera
holder,... All object joined (once at time) at the same object in the wall.
I can join and detach objects.
A nice solution but not for my case is
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3218332
Thank you in advance for the time you'll spend for answering me!
Rino
Il 09/04/20 04:23, Jordan Brown ha scritto:
On 4/8/2020 2:11 PM, Oda Epo wrote:
I'm looking at something to join two parts.
I have an object that I'd like to split and print in two or more part.
Then I had to join these parts...
I'd like to find a tick or a library o a simple advice on how to do to
join these parts.
There are important pieces of information that you haven't supplied:
- How strong does it need to be?
- Do you need to be able to take it apart?
- What do the original objects look like? (e.g. How thick are they?
Do aesthetics matter?)
When I needed to do this, I did two things (which I just described under a
different subject):
- Superglue. I used a clip module (which intersects with a big cube)
to cut the model in half, and then I used hobby-store superglue (BSI medium
gap-filling, but I'm sure that's not the only choice) to glue the two
pieces of plastic together.
- A wooden frame around the parts, like a kid's jigsaw puzzle.
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I found nice solution to Join problem ... but nothing is right for me!
I collect it in https://www.thingiverse.com/odaepo/collections/join
Oda
Il 09/04/20 10:52, Oda Epo ha scritto:
you have right!
I miss some fact!
I have an object in the wall and I'd like hang other object on it.
For example, A glass, a smartphone holder, a phone holder, a camera
holder,... All object joined (once at time) at the same object in the
wall.
I can join and detach objects.
A nice solution but not for my case is
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3218332
Thank you in advance for the time you'll spend for answering me!
Rino
Il 09/04/20 04:23, Jordan Brown ha scritto:
On 4/8/2020 2:11 PM, Oda Epo wrote:
I'm looking at something to join two parts.
I have an object that I'd like to split and print in two or more part.
Then I had to join these parts...
I'd like to find a tick or a library o a simple advice on how to do
to join these parts.
There are important pieces of information that you haven't supplied:
- How strong does it need to be?
- Do you need to be able to take it apart?
- What do the original objects look like? (e.g. How thick are
they? Do aesthetics matter?)
When I needed to do this, I did two things (which I just described
under a different subject):
- Superglue. I used a clip module (which intersects with a big
cube) to cut the model in half, and then I used hobby-store
superglue (BSI medium gap-filling, but I'm sure that's not the
only choice) to glue the two pieces of plastic together. - A wooden frame around the parts, like a kid's jigsaw puzzle.
You'd better send the terminal output so I can have a look at it first.