Build123d is shaking up parametric CAD! Ditching CadQuery's chains for Python's `with` blocks, it offers engineers true power. But can AI keep up?

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#build123d #cadquery #openscad

Designed and rendered a measuring scoop using #build123d and #blender respectively. The user inputs a target volume for the measuring scoop, and then scipy traverses the search space and finds a scoop with the matching volume. There is a lot of potential in this kind of design optimization approach!

GitHub - gumyr/build123d: A python CAD programming library A python CAD programming library. Contribute to gumyr/build123d development by creating an account on GitHub.

Interesting, you're shamelessly promoting #build123d here ;)
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You've got me, I'll take a look, BUT I've just gotten used to OpenSCAD and am doing well with it.

Modeled in #build123d

Interlocking tetrahedra inscribed in a dodecahedron with #build123d

ok here is my solution to figure (B) using #build123d with no external libraries (1/2)

Using github.com/clj-python/l..., and #build123d, I have attempted yet again to use #clojure for CAD. Here's a successful 'sweep' operation, exported to STEP (viewed in #freecad @freecad.bsky.social). Also have an SVG export that you can open up and view directly in emacs.

modeled this compound of five interlocked tetrahedra using #build123d

Designed a makercoin in #build123d

Source-code for the I-beam knot in #build123d 2/2

An I-beam knot made in #build123d 1/2

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I have released version 0.9 of `cq-studio`, my hot-reloading server for using the excellent #YACV viewer to interact with models you build in #CadQuery (or #build123d) with #Python code, programmatically. It lets you edit your model code module(s) in any editor/IDE you like, and the models are […]

Here is a #hexastix model I made in #build123d