MakerSCAD
Learn to 3D model with code, designed for 3D printing.
The platform uses a Scratch-inspired interface to make concepts like constructive solid geometry easier to apply to real-world problems. It runs in Firefox, Chrome or Edge web browsers, and constructive solid geometry is used to produce watertight 3D models for 3D printing.
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