Resources for OpenSCAD

Recently, I came across the software OpenSCAD. It is a CAD program aimed at programmers. The software runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux/Unix.

In OpenSCAD, you use a functional programming language to define the model. The functional language can be created in any number of text editors or IDEs then rendered. This allows me to use my favorite editor and to store the files in a source control.

Resources for Leaning about OpenSCAD.

• Websites
• OpenSCAD
• OpenSCAD User Manual/The OpenSCAD Language
• SPO Learning - OpenSCAD
• OpenScad beginners tutorial
• YouTube Channels
• Paul Randall
• Open-SCAD DIY3DTecg
• David Dobervich

After spending a few hours reading, watching YouTube, and playing around, I have come to like OpenSCAD. It is rather straight-forward way to create a 3D model for printing. I really like being able to create complex objects by combining simple objects together.