Hackaday · Creativity & design

OpenSCAD Used to Design Vertical Garden

A gardener utilized OpenSCAD, a script-based 3D modeling software, to design a vertical garden, showcasing a novel application of the tool beyond its typical use in 3D printing or CNC operations.

The project involved creating a 3D model of the garden structure using OpenSCAD code to plan the assembly of its components.

Instead of using existing libraries, the designer created custom virtual representations for screws, nuts, washers, and metal extrusions.

This approach mirrors the practice of virtually assembling complex projects in CAD software before physical construction, demonstrating the technique's applicability to non-electronic components.

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