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Really cool, I'd love to try something like this for quick and simple enclosures. Right now I have some prototype electronics hot glued to a piece of plywood. It would be awesome to give a GenCAD workflow the existing part STLs (if they exist) and have it roughly arrange everything and then create the 3D model for a case.

Maybe there could be a mating/assembly eval in the future that would work towards that?

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So cool -- out of curiosity, is this emulating the actions of a pre-existing, "professional" machine or is the concept brand new?

I agree completely -- are there any other platforms out there similar in function to instructables?

Can't wait to use this! Looks like it will be immensely helpful to see how time efficient my projects are. I guess I can tag projects by name with a special character and then search for the tags later.. I noticed in the video that only the elapsed time of a task is shown -- is there also a way to see when tasks were started and finished?