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Does it allow parameters to be changed readily? | |||
<html> | Does it allow parameters to be changed readily? See article at [https://linuxforanengineer.blogspot.com/2013/08/free-cad-bearing-script.html]. This doesn't have a groove, so not useful for a real print. | ||
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This is a useful exercise. You can paste the [[Ball Bearing Script]] into the Python console of FreeCAD and you get the CAD - generated via command line. Neat example of scripting. | |||
=Ball Bearing via Sketch Rotation= | |||
'''Algorithm:''' Draw a cross section, then rotate it. | |||
Base it on the [[OpenSCAD Bearing Generator]]. | |||
See also: | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:00, 31 May 2020
Scripted Ball Bearing
Does it allow parameters to be changed readily? See article at [1]. This doesn't have a groove, so not useful for a real print.
This is a useful exercise. You can paste the Ball Bearing Script into the Python console of FreeCAD and you get the CAD - generated via command line. Neat example of scripting.
Ball Bearing via Sketch Rotation
Algorithm: Draw a cross section, then rotate it.
Base it on the OpenSCAD Bearing Generator.
See also: