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// Define the main variables for the pen dimensions
pen_length = 140;
pen_body_diameter = 10;
cap_length = 60;
nib_length = 20;
nib_width = 5;
clip_length = 45;
clip_width = 2;
// Draw the pen body
module pen_body() {
translate([0, 0, 0])
square([pen_length - cap_length, pen_body_diameter], center = true);
}
// Draw the pen cap
module pen_cap() {
translate([-cap_length/2 - (pen_length - cap_length)/2, 0, 0])
square([cap_length, pen_body_diameter], center = true);
}
// Draw the nib
module pen_nib() {
translate([pen_length/2 - nib_length, 0, 0])
polygon(points=[[0, -nib_width/2], [nib_length, 0], [0, nib_width/2]]);
}
// Draw the clip
module pen_clip() {
translate([-pen_length/2 + clip_length/2, pen_body_diameter/2, 0])
square([clip_length, clip_width], center = true);
}
// Draw the complete pen
module fountain_pen() {
pen_body();
pen_cap();
pen_nib();
pen_clip();
}
// Render the fountain pen
fountain_pen();
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for fountain pen
To create a basic 2D sketch of a fountain pen in OpenSCAD, you'll need to translate that into 2D drawing commands. OpenSCAD primarily focuses on 3D modeling, but we can create a flattened version to represent a 2D sketch of a fountain pen. Note that this won't be an elaborate and detailed drawing; it will be a simplified version.
Here is an example code that represents a simple 2D top view of a fountain pen:
```openscad
// Define the main variables for the pen dimensions
pen_length = 140;
pen_body_diameter = 10;
cap_length = 60;
nib_length = 20;
nib_width = 5;
clip_length = 45;
clip_width = 2;
// Draw the pen body
module pen_body() {
translate([0, 0, 0])
square([pen_length - cap_length, pen_body_diameter], center = true);
}
// Draw the pen cap
module pen_cap() {
translate([-cap_length/2 - (pen_length - cap_length)/2, 0, 0])
square([cap_length, pen_body_diameter], center = true);
}
// Draw the nib
module pen_nib() {
translate([pen_length/2 - nib_length, 0, 0])
polygon(points=[[0, -nib_width/2], [nib_length, 0], [0, nib_width/2]]);
}
// Draw the clip
module pen_clip() {
translate([-pen_length/2 + clip_length/2, pen_body_diameter/2, 0])
square([clip_length, clip_width], center = true);
}
// Draw the complete pen
module fountain_pen() {
pen_body();
pen_cap();
pen_nib();
pen_clip();
}
// Render the fountain pen
fountain_pen();
```
Here's a breakdown of what each part of the code does:
1. **Pen Body**: A rectangle representing the main body of the pen.
2. **Pen Cap**: A rectangle that represents the cap of the pen, partially covering the pen body.
3. **Pen Nib**: A triangle that depicts the nib of the fountain pen.
4. **Pen Clip**: A small rectangle representing the pen clip, which is attached to the cap.
You can copy this code into an OpenSCAD file (`.scad`) and view it with OpenSCAD software to see the 2D representation of the fountain pen.
This code assumes a basic simplified geometry. Realistically, you would refine dimensions and add more details for accuracy.
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