The small hole at the bottom for the charger cord, was made by taking a difference of the above and a small cylinder rotated by 90 degrees. Again, for this I had to make rounded corners which involved the cylinders and drawing the hull. start with a sketch, draw a rectangle, use the Sketch Fillet command to create the rounded corners. It took a while to figure out the appropriate placing of the cylinders at the right distances for this.Īpart from this, I was able to create the placeholder of the phone (green in the picture), by taking the difference between the larger and the smaller hull. The rounded corners are created using cylinders and forming a hull between them. The challenging aspect while doing this was creating the rounded corners for the case.

I made a simple phone case which has a tiny hole at the bottom right for the charger cord. This tool, unlike the TinkerCAD, makes use of programming to sketch the models. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. You will need to use the command twice to get the different radii: then, in the same command, select the other two lines for the second corner of the same size: and hit Enter to finish. Today we learnt to create 3D models in the openSCAD software. rounded square in openscad Raw roundedcorner.scad This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. Local Definition of Variables Random Numbers Access to Outer Geometry Set Quick Reference Finally, here is a compact quick reference of the most important OpenSCAD functions and their parameters. start with a sketch, draw a rectangle, use the Sketch Fillet command to create the rounded corners.

Openscad rounded rectangle