Modelling Control Surfaces on Airfoils in OpenSCAD¶

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see also:

  1. Solid Modelling for 3D Printing for the JVM in Jupyterlab
  2. OpenSCAD for Jupyter has been released
  3. Parametric Control Horns in OpenSCAD¶
  4. An OpenSCAD Kernel for Jupyter
  5. OpenSCAD in Jupyterlab with Docker¶
  6. Syntax Hightlighting for OpenSCAD in Jupyterlab
  7. Nuts and Bolts in OpenSCAD¶
  8. OpenSCAD Libraries and Change Management in the Jupyter Kernel
  9. 3D Printed Springs in OpenSCAD
  10. Hinges in Scad4J
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