Strap Buckle Clip

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Published on January 23, 2010

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This is the female part for thingiverse.com/thing:1416

Version 1:

I cleaned up some errors in the STL of the original
using NetFabb-Basic (Linux).
netfabb.com/news.php?nid=10

Improved version 2:

* The large bridge got some pads the filament can "land on" because the first few strands just fall down and make a mess inside the object with version 1.
* The smaller bridges got even shorter by rounding the walls inwards
* the clip is a few mm shorter, allowing the male part to settle easier even if not perfectly printed/cleaned.

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Incomplete, buggy design. Does not print reliably.

Why incomplete? Better then original design.

So, it's an improvement.

I think several of the faces of this are inside-out. It doesn't preview right and there are some obvious skeining errors.

That may be. This this is terribly old and comes from an STL-design instead of a volumetric CAD -file.

Feel free to post a corrected version.

this is another great example of why openscad is so very frustrating. I can't do any derivative works with it because all it does is complain about polygon windings. There has GOT to be a way to fix that. 50+% of the models on this site have the same problem.

The original buckle and any derivations thereof have that issue. Does anyone know a way I can fix this?

a)

This is an aio-model, not openscad.

b)

What does a volumetric cad-system have to do with polygons except that

it may render it's model as a polygon-export? It's supposed to work with

a parametric stack of operations on primitives and extruded sketches.