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Watch it take shape.
The films and design downloads below come from the 0.2.0 release; the matching recipe links install into the Scripts library of those packages.
Garden bench
Referenced timber parts, repeated slats and shaped arms.
See the sketch and extrusion sequence, a related-part edit, and the connected assembly.
The recipe opens as source for review before running. The model opens directly with File → Open and keeps its parametric history.
Design and manufacturing notes
Bench dimensions and joinery · Validation and open qualification work
Digital checks cover the authored geometry and assembly contract. Print fit, strength and working performance still need measured prototypes.
Printed vise
100 mm jaws, 90 mm travel and a custom 24 × 4 mm rounded screw with a shallow print flat.
Watch the jaw follow the screw, inspect the captured guides and read the carriage drawing. The editable model includes seven drawing sheets. Six printed parts plus M5/M6 hardware; optional mounting hardware is shown in assembly context.
The recipe opens as source for review before running. The model opens directly with File → Open and keeps its parametric history.
Design and manufacturing notes
Parts, hardware, print orientation and drawings · Validation and open qualification work
Digital checks cover the authored geometry and assembly contract. Print fit, strength and working performance still need measured prototypes.
Vertical-axis turbine
Two staggered Savonius stages, a supported shaft and a constrained 4:1 generator drive.
See the drive exposed, the coupled shafts rotate, and the assembly return to its finished pose. The generator and printed fit require physical qualification.
The recipe opens as source for review before running. The model opens directly with File → Open and keeps its parametric history.
Design and manufacturing notes
Parts, generator fit, print orientation and drawings · Validation and open qualification work
Digital checks cover the authored geometry and assembly contract. Print fit, strength and working performance still need measured prototypes.