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Ersatz für den Standardwinkel aus dem Baumarkt. 4 mm stark, 30 mm breit, je zwei Bohrungen pro Schenkel.
// Möbelwinkel mit Bohrungen in beiden Schenkeln.
schenkel_a = 40; // Länge Schenkel A (mm)
schenkel_b = 50; // Länge Schenkel B (mm)
breite = 30; // Breite des Winkels (mm)
dicke = 4; // Materialstärke (mm)
d_bohrung = 6; // Bohrungsdurchmesser (mm) [2:breite-8]
$fn = 48;
e = 0.01;
difference() {
union() {
cube([schenkel_a, breite, dicke]); // liegender Schenkel
cube([dicke, breite, schenkel_b]); // stehender Schenkel
}
// Bohrungen im liegenden Schenkel
for (x = [schenkel_a*0.45, schenkel_a*0.8])
translate([x, breite/2, -e]) cylinder(h = dicke + 2*e, d = d_bohrung);
// Bohrungen im stehenden Schenkel
for (z = [schenkel_b*0.45, schenkel_b*0.8])
translate([-e, breite/2, z]) rotate([0,90,0]) cylinder(h = dicke + 2*e, d = d_bohrung);
}
This is exactly the source behind the sliders above – the parameters are the named variables in it. You can open it locally in OpenSCAD and keep writing; you are not tied to anything. Download the SCAD – no account.
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