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how join two object?

OE
Oda Epo
Thu, Apr 9, 2020 9:51 PM

Thank you to all for answering me.

I was lookinf fot this solution:
https://github.com/revarbat/BOSL2/wiki/partitions.scad

Thank you to all!

Oda

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.
Thank you to all for answering me. I was lookinf fot this solution: https://github.com/revarbat/BOSL2/wiki/partitions.scad Thank you to all! Oda 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. > >