Customizable jigsaw cutter 3D for print
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This jigsaw made in Inkscape using my extension ...here:
https://github.com/Neon22/inkscape-jigsaw
Requires Inkscape 0.91
Then exported in V7 of DanNewman's Inkscape to OpenSCAD converter here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25036
And then edited to make one side of the jigsaw cutter sharp.
You can make Jigsaw's of arbitrary size and shape by using the inkscape extension and a bit of manual editing. (Use the example scad as a guide) :)
Takes a while to F6...
Saw Spina's
jigsaw
and made one in OpenSCAD with my Inkscape extension - originally designed for laser cutters.
No
Supports:
Doesn't Matter
Notes:
Choose the top and bottom line widths to better suit your print res.
How I Designed This
The ou...tline intially comes in as a solid block. So you could Minkowski your way around it. But if you look at the file you can see what I did - which was to cut and paste some code from one of the other outlines - and replace the 4207 entity with a hulled line instead of a linear_extrude. If you edit the file you can make the walls higher, or wider. All parameters are exposed at the top. For more shapes, sizes, interlocking options - make it again in inkscape.
Designer
neon223d model description
Now with customizer for easier scaling and printing. Set the width and size to suit your printbed.This jigsaw made in Inkscape using my extension ...here:
https://github.com/Neon22/inkscape-jigsaw
Requires Inkscape 0.91
Then exported in V7 of DanNewman's Inkscape to OpenSCAD converter here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:25036
And then edited to make one side of the jigsaw cutter sharp.
You can make Jigsaw's of arbitrary size and shape by using the inkscape extension and a bit of manual editing. (Use the example scad as a guide) :)
Takes a while to F6...
Saw Spina's
jigsaw
and made one in OpenSCAD with my Inkscape extension - originally designed for laser cutters.
3d model print parameters
Rafts:No
Supports:
Doesn't Matter
Notes:
Choose the top and bottom line widths to better suit your print res.
How I Designed This
The ou...tline intially comes in as a solid block. So you could Minkowski your way around it. But if you look at the file you can see what I did - which was to cut and paste some code from one of the other outlines - and replace the 4207 entity with a hulled line instead of a linear_extrude. If you edit the file you can make the walls higher, or wider. All parameters are exposed at the top. For more shapes, sizes, interlocking options - make it again in inkscape.
