Treble Clef - An example of using the snake line approach...
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When I expanded my slant module (the OpenScad module I used for creating the spring integrated in my flexible battery holder), I was looking for an easy example to illustrate and test my module. That's when I thought of the treble clef (aka "violin key") as being a perfect illustration of such a snake line... I enjoyed what came out of my little experiment. As maybe someone else might be interested in it too, I thought, why not share it here on Thingiverse... ? For those who want to know how it works, check the SCAD file. If you just want to print the clef, two STL files are provided: one for printing in normal position and one for printing the clef upside down (to get a flat and shiny top level for the finished object). Update 2014-04-05: I have now also uploaded two smaller versions with lengths 100mm and 65mm (the full length version being 185mm long).
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