hi everybody,
i'm trying to use a hull() to create an elbow:
hull()
translate([0, -12.5, 4]) // vertical part
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
rotate([90, 0, 45]) // horizontal part
translate([-8.9, 5.4, 8])
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
this isn't working. the two cylinders intersect in a 90deg angle with
no smoothing or curving where they meet.
these two cylinders "route" a wire that needs to be fed. i need the
elbow because when the wire hits the end of the horizontal part, it
refuses to go up into the vertical part and simply bends. i'm thinking
that the elbow will ensure the wire transitions (smoothly or otherwise)
from horizontal to vertical.
anybody have any ideas? i googled "elbow scad", and found lots of
examples, but not any scad source.
thanks in advance for any feedback!
yvette
the curly brackets are missing:
hull()
{
translate([0, -12.5, 4]) // vertical part
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
rotate([90, 0, 45]) // horizontal part
translate([-8.9, 5.4, 8])
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
}
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If the missing curly braces aren't just a typo and what you're looking for is
more of a fillet type of operator, have a look at this example I came up
with a while back:
https://github.com/clothbot/ClothBotCreations/blob/master/utilities/fillet.scad
Andrew.
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On 02/19/2015 10:00 AM, clothbot wrote:
If the missing curly braces aren't just a typo and what you're looking for is
more of a fillet type of operator, have a look at this example I came up
with a while back:
https://github.com/clothbot/ClothBotCreations/blob/master/utilities/fillet.scad
thank you both!
yvette
The cylinder meet kinda crucked, so things are a little of :)
R=5;
rc=1.5;
x1=[0, -12.5, 4];
translate(x1+[0,0,R+rc]) // vertical part
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
rotate([90, 0, 45]) // horizontal part
translate([-8.9, 5.4, 8]+[0,0,R+rc-.7])
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
module bent(){
translate([0,0,R+rc])
rotate([0,90,0])
translate([0,-R,0])
difference(){
rotate_extrude($fn=60,convexity=4)
translate([R,0])circle(rc,$fn=30);
translate([0,-2R,0])cube(4R,true);
translate([-2R,0,0])cube(4R,true);
}
}
translate(x1)
rotate(45)
bent();
2015-02-19 19:23 GMT+01:00 Yvette S. Hirth, CCP, CDP yvette@dbtgroup.com:
On 02/19/2015 10:00 AM, clothbot wrote:
If the missing curly braces aren't just a typo and what you're looking
for is
more of a fillet type of operator, have a look at this example I came up
with a while back:
https://github.com/clothbot/ClothBotCreations/blob/master/
utilities/fillet.scad
thank you both!
yvette
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I didn't look closely at the rotation and translation code, but I
suspected that there was something wrong with that part, not the actual
bending part.
When removing that code (which could easily be added back in to the
entire object), things line up correctly:
R=5;
rc=1.5;
detail=30;
translate([0,0,R+rc])// vertical part
cylinder(r=rc, h=20, $fn=detail);
translate([0,-R,rc])
rotate([90,0,0])
cylinder(r=rc, h=20, $fn=detail);
modulebent(){
translate([0,0,R+rc])
rotate([0,90,0])
translate([0,-R,0])
difference(){
rotate_extrude($fn=60,convexity=4)
translate([R,0])rotate([0,0,360/detail/2])circle(rc,$fn=detail);
translate([0,-2R,0])cube(4R,true);
translate([-2R,0,0])cube(4R,true);
}
}
bent();
Peter Falke mailto:stempeldergeschichte@googlemail.com
February 19, 2015 at 13:35
The cylinder meet kinda crucked, so things are a little of :)
R=5;
rc=1.5;
x1=[0, -12.5, 4];
translate(x1+[0,0,R+rc]) // vertical part
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
rotate([90, 0, 45]) // horizontal part
translate([-8.9, 5.4, 8]+[0,0,R+rc-.7])
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
module bent(){
translate([0,0,R+rc])
rotate([0,90,0])
translate([0,-R,0])
difference(){
rotate_extrude($fn=60,convexity=4)
translate([R,0])circle(rc,$fn=30);
translate([0,-2R,0])cube(4R,true);
translate([-2R,0,0])cube(4R,true);
}
}
translate(x1)
rotate(45)
bent();
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his seem to clear it up.
R=5;
rc=1.5;
x1=[0, -12.5, 4];
translate(x1+[0,0,R+rc]) // vertical part
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
rotate([90, 0, 45]) // horizontal part
translate([-8.9, 5.5, 8]+[0,0,R+rc-.7])
cylinder(r=1.5, h=20, $fn=30);
module bent(){
translate([0,0,R+rc])
rotate([0,90,0])
translate([0,-R,0])
difference(){
rotate_extrude($fn=60,convexity=4)
translate([R,0])circle(rc,$fn=30);
translate([0,-2R,0])cube(4R,true);
translate([-2R,0,0])cube(4R,true);
}
}
translate(x1)
rotate(44)
bent();
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