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Thanks for your work on this. It's exactly what I was looking for to wall mount some electronics doodads! And thanks for uploading it to makerworld where the customizer actually works. :-)
This is a sort of feature request for the generic thing holder. It allows for a single optional cord cut-out, which is always on the bottom. The first two doodads I wanted to use it with both had three cords of sorts coming out. I worked around that by just making the cord cut-out pretty big and fiddling with the Y positioning.
It would be more elegant if I could specify multiple cut-outs individually with respect to size and location. In my case, the spacing between the cords is not at regular intervals.
I don't know how important this is, but not all cord cut-outs need to be rounded. For example, a cut-out for a network cable would be better as a rectangle.
Finally, cut-out can be needed for sides other than the bottom or even multiple sides. The open top takes care of that side, but left and right are still blocked.
All of these can be a bit of a UI pain for OpenSCAD customization. Sorry!
I know I can take care of all of those things with negative spaces in my slicer, but it would be more convenient if the OpenSCAD model allowed for them. I know I'm suggesting a potentially elaborate piece of work for you, so sorry about that. :-)
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Thanks for your work on this. It's exactly what I was looking for to wall mount some electronics doodads! And thanks for uploading it to makerworld where the customizer actually works. :-)
This is a sort of feature request for the generic thing holder. It allows for a single optional cord cut-out, which is always on the bottom. The first two doodads I wanted to use it with both had three cords of sorts coming out. I worked around that by just making the cord cut-out pretty big and fiddling with the Y positioning.
I know I can take care of all of those things with negative spaces in my slicer, but it would be more convenient if the OpenSCAD model allowed for them. I know I'm suggesting a potentially elaborate piece of work for you, so sorry about that. :-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: