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Customizable 100Hex

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Customizable Hex art to go with 100Hex project

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Printables
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Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike

I recently discovered the 100Hex project by tecnoloxia_org and decided I would challenge myself to add a load of hex designs. These have all been created in OpenSCAD so I've also created a customizable version. If the customizer isn't working today, check out the guide for using OpenSCAD to customize this and other things.

A load of these patterns are taken from my Customizable Fan Grill Covers

This could be considered work-in-progress as I'll continue to add patterns/features over the next few weeks/months.

A few ideas for displaying the hexs:

Note: Some of the hexes in the first two images, and everything from the third image is from other creators. Check the credit section for more info.

Features

  • Loads of customizable patterns
  • Add Text (Can increase height for filament change at layer height)
  • Import .SVG files (only if using OpenSCAD)
  • Add a base (perfect if using this wall frame) or for creating a hex without a outer ring/frame.
  • Different frame options (change the inside shape)

 

How to customize‌‌ in OpenSCAD

  1. Download OpenSCAD from here and install it - https://openscad.org/downloads.html
  2. Download the .SCAD file and open it
  3. Click WINDOW, then untick Hide Customizer
  4. Optional: Click Window, then tick Hide Editor
  5. Customize the settings. After changing a setting, you may need to press enter to confirm the change. Some changes (like adding text) will take a while for the preview to appear. Please be patient.
  6. Click Design > Render and wait for the design to render
  7. Click File > Export > Export to STL
  8. Save the file and slice it like any other .STL file

Credit

Some of the hexes in the first images are from other creators:

I've used some other assets for a few hexes:

I've used images from:

 

Change Log

V1.6

  • Added 2D export option and a .zip full of SVG exports

V1.5.1

  • Fixed manifold error
  • Fixed error with SVG import and extra height

 

V1.4.2 - 2021-07-30

  • New Pattern
    • Tsutsuidutsu
  • Fixes & optimization:
    • $FN value for Shippou-Tsunagi pattern updated
    • Update to Teardrop Pattern
    • Removed useless 'text replace center' varible

 

V1.4.1 - 2021-06-28

  • New patterns
    • Shippou-Tsunagi
    • Rectangles

V1.4 - 2021-06-26

  • Hex Size & percent options
  • New Pattern
    • Masu-Tsunagi
  • Fixes and optimization

V1.3 - 2021-06-14

  • New Pattern
    • Panel Square Alt
  • Updated panel square to use line space value

V1.2 - 2021-06-05

  • New patterns
    • Sin Waves
    • Panel Squares
  • More bug fixes

V1.1

  • Fixed a few bugs/typos
  • Fixed center item for crosshair

Tagi