Spindle for late 1800's-1900's Shaving Mug Cabinet

cults3d

My brother got the family's shaving mug cabinet which was my great-grandfathers and childrens. One rail and spindles had broken off and were missing. This is the first step in replacing the missing parts. This is my first Openscad project that I've done. It is precise but slow. It only uses additive methods to create the spindle. I believe from what I've read that is the reason for the extreme memory usage ( over 6 gigabytes of memory to render) as well as the speed. While the porportions are correct, the size isn't so I resize this to 40mm using Microsoft's 3D builder and the part is near perfect. Since the spindles were originally turned on a lathe none are identical so I might say that they are better than the original. :)