Main Takeaway: Shows how to subtract one shape from another and how to use the "$fn" setting to control the number of facets of a round shape. How to add color, change the size and have the shape centered around the point where x=0, y=0 and z=0 ("the origin").
Openscad Basic Tutorial Part 2 -
Shows how to subtract one shape from another and how to use the "$fn" setting to control the number of facets of a round shape. How to add color, change the size and have the shape centered around the point where x=0, y=0 and z=0 ("the origin"). This video is for absolute beginners that want a quick review of the most
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- Shows how to subtract one shape from another and how to use the "$fn" setting to control the number of facets of a round shape.
- How to add color, change the size and have the shape centered around the point where x=0, y=0 and z=0 ("the origin").
- This video is for absolute beginners that want a quick review of the most
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