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I am trying to find a solution to generate these reinforcements for my plastic designs in FreeCAD to optimize them for material consumption and with declared properties -> Can this addon be used for it?
Assuming working with 100% infil i am expecting to generate reinforcements alike:
NOTE: The circles in the middle of the triangles are important.
Snake
This one is supposed to be inspired by isogrid, but also optimized for faster fabrication on a 3D printer as the shape has one start and one end for the extruder to follow a path without having to lift up and relocate thus saving time.
NOTE: The provided image is proof-of-concept these shapes should be fully integrated in the reinforcement instead of being separate as that defeats the purpose of this reinforcement:
The FreeCAD Reinforcement workbench is basically used to add reinforcement (rebars) in the concrete structural elements like footing, beam, column etc.
From the above description, what I get is that you want to attach this pattern on the surface of the sheet to strengthen a part object.
Currently, this type of feature is not implemented yet. But we can write a FreeCAD Python script or develop a tool that will add/attach this pattern on the surface of any object.
Currently, this type of feature is not implemented yet. But we can write a FreeCAD Python script or develop a tool that will add/attach this pattern on the surface of any object. -- @amrit3701 (#170 (comment))
I am trying to find a solution to generate these reinforcements for my plastic designs in FreeCAD to optimize them for material consumption and with declared properties -> Can this addon be used for it?
Assuming working with 100% infil i am expecting to generate reinforcements alike:
Isogrid (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isogrid)
Designed to reduce elasticity (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elasticity_(physics)) and prevent plasticity (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plasticity_(physics)) of an object mainly used in aviation and rocket engineering.
Simple explanation with highlight of the designing issue https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=670&v=Qu79vUbcXCU
NOTE: The circles in the middle of the triangles are important.
Snake
This one is supposed to be inspired by isogrid, but also optimized for faster fabrication on a 3D printer as the shape has one start and one end for the extruder to follow a path without having to lift up and relocate thus saving time.
NOTE: The provided image is proof-of-concept these shapes should be fully integrated in the reinforcement instead of being separate as that defeats the purpose of this reinforcement:
CC @amrit3701
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