Strap Buckle Clip
by MarcusWolschon, published
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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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Just because it might be an improvement doesn't keep it from being incomplete and buggy. See the other comments for why.
Why incomplete? Better then original design.
So, it's an improvement.
Incomplete, buggy design. Does not print reliably.
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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.
Incomplete, buggy design. Does not print reliably.
Why incomplete? Better then original design.
So, it's an improvement.