Customizable coffee mug

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=== updated === I dove into designing a coffee mug using OpenSCAD, and it's turning out great so far. This cylindrical mug is my first design project. Although I'm still learning the ropes, the results look pretty impressive. To make this design come to life, I used eight primitives: three toruses and two cylinders. Next, I subtracted two more cylinders and one torus to create a hollow space inside. While the code looks neat for now, it's a bit messy. I'll refine it soon to ensure faster rendering times. You can try adjusting $fn to 6 and see what happens when you make a hexagonal coffee cup! Unfortunately, OpenSCAD struggles with rotating objects when $fn is an odd number, so stick with even values until further notice. Also, the handle could be better centered and less chunky on smaller cups. I'm working on tweaking these issues to improve your overall design experience. Thanks for checking out my mug! Update time! You guys loved my initial design – great job on all the views, likes, downloads, and customizations. Keep up the fantastic work. ==== A major update: Now you get more control over the handle's minor radius and fixed the annoying centering problem that bugged everyone. Plus, I adjusted the X-Z ratio from 1.5 to 1.75 for a more realistic ceramic mug design – cheers! Enjoy your favorite coffee or cappuccino drink while printing this! Instructions Before you start printing: Make sure you use food-safe materials and reliable machinery only. Units are measured in millimeters, so keep that in mind as you prepare to print. Don't forget, the handle needs some support during the printing process!