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Procedural screw threads using geometry nodes (free download, feedback welcome !)

  • I'm not sure how rss works, it's been a while Is http://blog.guillaumematheron.fr/feed not enough ?

    • Blender @lemmy.world mathers @l.mathers.fr

    Procedural screw threads using geometry nodes (free download, feedback welcome !)
    blog.guillaumematheron.fr Procedural threads in Blender with geometry nodes

    I love designing functional models for 3D printing with Blender. I know it’s not a common choice and CAD software is usually preferred, and I have tested many but none has offered me the flexibility and speed of Blender for my projects. One issue that I always had was generating screws, bolts and th...

    Procedural threads in Blender with geometry nodes

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    I couldn’t find any good examples of threads generated with geometry nodes, so I made my own following the ISO metric screw thread specifications.

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    Blender @lemmy.ml mathers @l.mathers.fr

    Procedural screw threads using geometry nodes (free download, feedback welcome !)
    blog.guillaumematheron.fr Procedural threads in Blender with geometry nodes

    I love designing functional models for 3D printing with Blender. I know it’s not a common choice and CAD software is usually preferred, and I have tested many but none has offered me the flexibility and speed of Blender for my projects. One issue that I always had was generating screws, bolts and th...

    Procedural threads in Blender with geometry nodes

    !

    I couldn’t find any good examples of threads generated with geometry nodes, so I made my own following the ISO metric screw thread specifications.

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    Thoughts on these SATA/M.2-->SATA/2.5" adapters?
    1. Since you mentioned that speed wasn't a concern, I would go with software raid, which would also alleviate your concerns about 1 and 2.
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    Lemmy.world (and some others) were hacked

  • I think it makes sense to escape as close as possible to the context where the data will be used, see https://benhoyt.com/writings/dont-sanitize-do-escape/