cadquery/notebook_nueva/modelo.py

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import cadquery2 as cq
from cadquery2 import exporters
# Base for the notebook. Basically a kbd base that extends back
# as much as possible
# Size of the whole object
width = 295
height = 165
thickness = 25
kbd_height = 100
kbd_angle = 6
# Thickness of the outer material
shell_t = 3
# Insert Positions
ti_radius = 2.35
ti_depth = 6.25
pillars = (
cq.Sketch()
.push(
[
(19, -16.5),
(133, -16.5),
(247.5, -16.5),
(24, -86),
(142.5, -91),
(261.5, -86),
]
)
.trapezoid(12, 12, 90, mode="a")
.circle(ti_radius, mode="s")
)
model = (
cq.Workplane("XY")
.workplane(offset=thickness / 2)
.tag("mid_height")
# Hollow box
.box(width, height, thickness)
.edges("|Z")
.fillet(2)
.faces(">Z")
.shell(-shell_t)
# Make the lower part solid to mount the kbd
# .faces("<Z")
# .workplane(centerOption="CenterOfBoundBox", offset=-thickness / 2)
# .center(0, height * 0.5 - 20)
# .box(width, 40, thickness)
# # Mounting pillars on the kbd top
.faces(">Z")
.workplane(centerOption="CenterOfBoundBox")
.center(-width/2, 17)
.transformed(rotate=cq.Vector(kbd_angle, 0, 0))
.tag("sloped")
.placeSketch(pillars)
.extrude(-1000)
# Remove the excess extrusion
.workplaneFromTagged("mid_height")
.transformed(offset=cq.Vector(0, 0, -thickness / 2))
.split(keepTop=True)
# Slope for the beyboard
.workplaneFromTagged("sloped")
.split(keepBottom=True)
)
exporters.export(model, "model.stl")