StarkIt's winter here, and I am wearing fluffy slippers and a lot of layers. I keep on shocking myself when I touch my printer due to a static charge. So I had to add this.
Yann Büchau 
Thank you! The right side is 100% just for symmetry and aesthetics, but the left side is for my webcame.
I took the original honeycomb storage wall and another user's design for my webcam and made a design for a magnetic mount for my webcam that I can move it depending on the height of my print. The design is on my printables.
I still want to add a hook or something for some scrapers and maybe for cable management, but it is a slow process, I add new stuff as I find it and not a constant process.
I also still need to mount the sensor you see hanging there. That is my enclosure temperature sensor, and the #HoneycombStorageWall replaced its original mount. But I am still working on a design.
@Stark9837 @3dprinting Nice idea with the magnets. I might make a #Screwiverse attachment for this:
@Stark9837 @3dprinting Me too. I don't like the original #HoneycombStorageWall press-fit concept. I print with larger nozzles, layer heights and speeds and this frequently caused the original to not fit at all. My #Screwiverse inserts snap into place, lock extremely tightly when something is screwed in, and are just as easily to remove. The #Screwiverse with all its attachments is my first real project with #PythonSDF and I'm really happy how well it works for designing.
@Stark9837 @3dprinting I am still looking for way to easily make the #pythonSDF designs customizable with a shareable link, no setup required.
Many solutions are possible. Easiest ist probably @Jupyter Binder. But a self-hosted simple webserver providing a basic GUI for parameters and the finished render and STL is also possible.
What about doing it in #OpenSCAD and doing it server side. The user enters the paramters, the OpenSCAD is rendered server side and the user downloads the STL.
That's how I would do it. I love #Python, it is my favorite language and my best, but honestly I've never done something like this in Python and would rather use OpenSCAD.
This is sort of how I am running the @3dprinting bot. Serverside #Python and #Javascript.
I'll look into it. Then maybe we can add it as a feature to the bot. You send it the parameters as a DM, and it sends a temporary download link for an STL back.
Everything runs in the cloud with serverless functions, and I am not hosting anything. That's why it has been offline except for once when the demand was too high and users crashed the boosting function for a day or 2 due to a bug in my code.
@Stark9837 @Jupyter @3dprinting It should be quite easy to make a simple #Flask app that serves a basic website with a quite lame form input, then you hit 'Generate', server makes the STL and gives a download link, all from Python.
I am using #pythonSDF for pretty much all my #3DDesign's now because it makes (some) things much easier (smoothness, rounding, infinite objects, etc.).
I'll check #PythonSDF out. Honestly, I've never heard of it before you mentioned it. It is my best language so I think I would be able to have fun with it. Thanks!
My first idea is to combine it with #Fullcontrol for custom designs
@Stark9837 @Jupyter @3dprinting Yes I also only got to know it because @rcarmo mentioned it once. Pretty much nobody knows or uses it, but it's very approachable to hack on, that's why I forked it:
