Váza

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Designing a vase that can be effortlessly printed using OpenScad is an exciting project. The process starts by opening the software and creating a new file. A simple way to begin is by drawing a circle, which will serve as the foundation of the vase's base. This is achieved by writing `circle(r=30);` in the code window. Next, add some height to the vase by stacking circular layers on top of each other. To do this, use the `translate([0, 0, 10]);` command to move up by ten units and then draw another circle with a smaller radius using `circle(r=25);`. Repeat this process several times, increasing the translation height by ten units each time, until the desired height is reached. Add some visual interest to the vase by including flutes. This can be done by drawing a spiral line from the base of the vase to its top using the `linear_extrude()` function along with the `rotate([0, 0, 15]);` command for each flute, which will give it a slightly rotated appearance. Once these elements are incorporated into the design, save the file as an OpenScad model and prepare it for printing.