Six live assemblies
Rotate geometry—not a concept render.
Every card builds the same dimensioned boxes-and-cylinders contract as the workbench. Drag to inspect contact surfaces; scroll to zoom.
Angled phone stand
- Envelope
- 90 × 75 × 105 mm
- Plan
- 3 boxes
Desk riser
- Envelope
- 240 × 120 × 42 mm
- Plan
- 4 boxes
Camera bracket
- Envelope
- 80 × 50 × 55 mm
- Plan
- 3 boxes
Spacer array
- Envelope
- 60 × 36 × 20 mm
- Plan
- 1 plate + 4 cylinders
Storage tray
- Envelope
- 160 × 100 × 24 mm
- Plan
- 5 boxes
Cable guide
- Envelope
- 70 × 30 × 26 mm
- Plan
- 1 base + 3 cylinders
Prompt like a drawing note
Dimensions beat adjectives
“Compact ergonomic holder” leaves every important choice open. Give the planner an envelope, thickness, relationships, and build orientation.
phone stand, 90 × 75 × 105 mm, 6 mm base, 12° back, 10 mm retaining lip
- 01Part
- 02Envelope
- 03Thickness
- 04Contact
- 05Fit
What you can create
Editable OpenSCAD, not feature-tree CAD
A text-to-image model can draw a convincing bracket with no measurable surfaces. We prefer a limited real export to a beautiful fake. For picture-to-mesh use 2D to 3D Converter; for lettering use 3D Text Generator.
Fabrication gate
Inspect before you print
Generated geometry is a prototype, never a substitute for an engineering review.
Open the full fabrication checklist
- Render the .scad source with CGAL instead of trusting only the browser preview.
- Confirm overlapping solids form one manifold body; line or point contact is fragile.
- Print an interface coupon before a long or expensive build.
- Add measured clearance for printer accuracy, shrinkage, fasteners, cables, and motion.
- Do not use generated parts for medical, pressure, structural, transport, weapon, or other safety-critical applications.






