Block Angle — PRPOL

The angle parameter of block_angle() sets the angle between the two arms.

Customizing block_angle with OpenSCAD parameters

block_angle is a solid L-shaped bracket with two arms that meet at a configurable angle:

block_angle( length1 = 5, length2 = 5, angle = 45, height = 1, hole_diameter = global_default_hole_diameter, chamfer_depth = 0.6, do_nut_pockets = true, nut_thickness = global_default_nut_thickness, nut_width = global_default_nut_width, nut_clearance = global_default_nut_clearance, echo_parameters = true );

angle	the angle between the two arms in degrees (default 45).
length1	the first arm length in 1 cm units (default 5).
length2	the second arm length in 1 cm units (default 5).
height	the height of the bracket in 1 cm units (default 1).
hole_diameter	mounting hole diameter in mm (default global_default_hole_diameter, 3.2 mm, sized for m3 screws).
chamfer_depth	edge chamfer in mm (default 0.6).
do_nut_pockets	when true (default), nut pockets are cut at the bolt axes so m3 nuts sit flush.
nut_thickness	nut thickness in mm (default global_default_nut_thickness, 2.6 mm).
nut_width	nut width across flats in mm (default global_default_nut_width, 5.5 mm, sized for m3 nuts).
nut_clearance	extra clearance around the nut pocket in mm (default global_default_nut_clearance, 0.2 mm).
echo_parameters	when true (default), the OpenSCAD console echoes the full parameter list when you preview or render the module.

If you leave a parameter out of the module call, that parameter will just have the default value. For example, these are all valid module calls:

block_angle(); block_angle(angle=90); block_angle(angle=45, length1=4, length2=2);