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seems @lg_france lives in the future, their monitor is also crap in the future sadly. https://t.co/Lo3o3K0SV2
In Reply to @perrito666 @joshroppo For parts you want more of a projection of 2d shapes in space approach to define the faces (and cuts). Especially parametric ones where you can change sizes in variables and you object hets rebuilt to new specs
In Reply to @joshroppo @joshroppo Printable parts are easier built in a 3d cad. You can try openscad, freecad (there are better new ones in the open source space that i forget now) or fusion360, onshape and others for closer source with freeish licenses. (Continues)
In Reply to @marvin_argento @marvin_argento Hola yo tengo un modelo que me regalaron. Es este https://www.revopoint3d.com/pop-mini/ el software no es el mejor pero se ve que lo van mejorando. Anda en la pc y el celu.
In Reply to @joshroppo @joshroppo I use the free version of Fusion360, it has a curve but is quite friendly. In this case i scanned the piece and drew on top
Tengo un scan del asiento de mi bici para hacerle un accesorio pero no pienso tocar la pc con el fusion hasta que baje la temperatura https://t.co/T5eAb448jC
Los scanners 3d son muy buenos cuando se te rompe una pieza que no viene suelta https://t.co/cuthUf2OlB
In Reply to @rosbergmartin @rosbergmartin bueno, dado que no te venis para el lado izquierdo de Francia, supongo que el lado izquierdo ira a vos.