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I also find that line hilarious, but maybe it's intended as in "size adjustable down to the millimeter". CAD programs are generally unitless. You can design a
by wakeupcall 2y ago
I also find that line hilarious, but maybe it's intended as in "size adjustable down to the millimeter".
CAD programs are generally unitless. You can design a box with OpenSCAD "down to a micrometer" if you want.
Designing a joint that works well also will poorly 3d-printed parts is usually what matters, but it's not like we're lacking customizable solutions:
https://www.printables.com/model/757297 https://www.printables.com/model/757297
(not detracting from the website.. just commenting on the headline)
- sahruum9 2y agoThe STL format is unitless, as is OpenSCAD, but the vast majority of CAD software uses units.