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// 2D Old-school Telephone Shape

module old_school_telephone() {
    difference() {
        union() {
            // Main body
            rounded_rectangle([140, 80], 10);
            // Handset
            translate([70, 80]) rotate(15) rounded_rectangle([120, 20], 5);
            translate([-50, 90]) rotate(-15) rounded_rectangle([120, 20], 5);
            // Rotary dial
            translate([70, 40]) circle(20);
            translate([70, 40]) circle(10);
        }
        // Dial holes
        for (i = [0:9]) {
            rotate(i*36) translate([70, 40]) translate([27, 0]) circle(4);
        }
    }
}

module rounded_rectangle(size, radius) {
    hull() {
        translate([radius, radius]) circle(radius);
        translate([size[0] - radius, radius]) circle(radius);
        translate([radius, size[1] - radius]) circle(radius);
        translate([size[0] - radius, size[1] - radius]) circle(radius);
    }
}

// Draw the old-school telephone
old_school_telephone();

                
                Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for old-school telephone

Creating a detailed and accurate 2D CAD file for an old-school telephone in OpenSCAD involves several steps. Below is a basic example, aiming to provide the overall shape of a classic rotary telephone. For a professional and more detailed design, you would need to refine the shapes and add more details.

Here's a simple OpenSCAD script for a 2D design of an old-school telephone:

```scad
// 2D Old-school Telephone Shape

module old_school_telephone() {
    difference() {
        union() {
            // Main body
            rounded_rectangle([140, 80], 10);
            // Handset
            translate([70, 80]) rotate(15) rounded_rectangle([120, 20], 5);
            translate([-50, 90]) rotate(-15) rounded_rectangle([120, 20], 5);
            // Rotary dial
            translate([70, 40]) circle(20);
            translate([70, 40]) circle(10);
        }
        // Dial holes
        for (i = [0:9]) {
            rotate(i*36) translate([70, 40]) translate([27, 0]) circle(4);
        }
    }
}

module rounded_rectangle(size, radius) {
    hull() {
        translate([radius, radius]) circle(radius);
        translate([size[0] - radius, radius]) circle(radius);
        translate([radius, size[1] - radius]) circle(radius);
        translate([size[0] - radius, size[1] - radius]) circle(radius);
    }
}

// Draw the old-school telephone
old_school_telephone();
```

### Explanation of the Code:
1. **Module Definition (`old_school_telephone`)**:
   - This module combines various shapes to represent an old-school telephone.
2. **Main Body**:
   - A `rounded_rectangle` is used to create the main body of the telephone.
3. **Handset**:
   - Two rectangles with rounded corners are translated and rotated to resemble the handset on top of the telephone.
4. **Rotary Dial**:
   - Circles are used to create the rotary dial, and smaller circles are subtracted to form the visible holes.
5. **Subtractive Features**:
   - A `difference` operation is used to subtract various smaller circles representing the number holes on the rotary dial.
6. **Helper Function (`rounded_rectangle`)**:
   - A helper function to draw rectangles with rounded corners using the hull operation, providing a smoother appearance.

Save the above code into a file with the `.scad` extension, and you can open it using OpenSCAD to view and further refine the design according to your specifications.