Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video I describe how I use the Animation feature of OpenSCAD to get a "Live" render of what I am working on. If you already know how to use animation you can probably just go ahead and get going.
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In this video I describe how I use the Animation feature of OpenSCAD to get a "Live" render of what I am working on. If you already know how to use animation you can probably just go ahead and get going.
FreeCAD friends, don't worry I will be back to FreeCAD Shortly :) ( Don't Unsubscribe )
P.S. You can even use values less than 1 for your frame rate ie (.5) to only get updates every other second.
SUBSCRIBE at : youtube.com/mathcodeprint?sub_confirmation=1
Become a Patron : patreon.com/mathcodeprint
Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/mathcodeprint
Follow on FaceBook: facebook.com/mathcodeprint
More at: mathcodeprint.com







![OpenSCAD - Project Enclosure - Part 3 - Fillet Mounts
In the 3rd installment of this Tutorial I show one way of adding mounting posts for the Arduino UNO. In the video I show how to create filleted posts at the correct positions for an UNO
This video demonstrates a number of features of OpenSCAD:
Fillet:
- rotate_extrude()
- 2d Shapes
- intersection()
Vector Variable
Vector addition
Using text() to identify objects.
The video ended up being a bit long. Sorry about that. I should have broken it into two or three.
I made an error when measuring post number 4. I measured the circle of the push-button instead of the hole ( see comments ). The correct value for Post4 should be corrected as follows:
//post4=[ 6.35,49.53,0];
post4=[15.24,50.8,0];
Sorry for any inconvenience.
The Arduino Model I used to get measurements can be found at: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:253463
Also, in the comments it was mentioned that there are many diagrams available with measurements. Use googles image search with arduino diagram and you will get many results. I used FreeCAD to measure the model as I thought it would be usefull in other cases. It also means I can get measurements exactly as I need them. Provided I measure the right thing :) OpenSCAD - Project Enclosure - Part 3 - Fillet Mounts](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/xwHybCZK-6k/mqdefault.jpg)


