openscad/fancy wine glass/fancy wine glass9


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// Wine glass profile coordinates (adjust these to tweak the shape)
wine_glass_profile = [
    [0,0],
    [6,0],   // Bottom of the stem
    [6,5],   // Top of the stem
    [3,8],   // Bottom of the bowl
    [8,12],  // Maximum width of the bowl
    [8,18],  // Top of the bowl
    [7,20],  // Lip of the glass
    [0,20]   // Closing back to the center
];

// Draw the 2D profile
module wine_glass_2D() {
    polygon(points=wine_glass_profile);
}

// Rotate the 2D profile to create the 3D wine glass
rotate_extrude(angle = 360)
    wine_glass_2D();

                
                Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for fancy wine glass

Sure! Here's a sample OpenSCAD script to create a 2D profile of a fancy wine glass. In OpenSCAD, to build a 3D model from a 2D profile, you typically use the `rotate_extrude()` function. Here's how you can create a profile and then rotate it to form a 3D model:

```scad
// Wine glass profile coordinates (adjust these to tweak the shape)
wine_glass_profile = [
    [0,0],
    [6,0],   // Bottom of the stem
    [6,5],   // Top of the stem
    [3,8],   // Bottom of the bowl
    [8,12],  // Maximum width of the bowl
    [8,18],  // Top of the bowl
    [7,20],  // Lip of the glass
    [0,20]   // Closing back to the center
];

// Draw the 2D profile
module wine_glass_2D() {
    polygon(points=wine_glass_profile);
}

// Rotate the 2D profile to create the 3D wine glass
rotate_extrude(angle = 360)
    wine_glass_2D();
```

This script first defines the 2D profile of a wine glass using a series of coordinate points in the `wine_glass_profile` list. The `polygon()` function generates the 2D shape, and the `rotate_extrude()` function sweeps the 2D shape around the Z-axis to create the 3D model.

To adjust the dimensions or make the glass fancier, you can tweak the coordinates in the `wine_glass_profile` list.

Save the above code into a file with an `.scad` extension (e.g., `fancy_wine_glass.scad`) and open it with OpenSCAD to view and render the 3D model.