I’m very new to Rhino and could use some advice. I’ve been designing thin (about 2 mm) templates in Rhino and then printing them on my 3D printer. I’d like to print taller templates but am limited by the size of my printer bed. If I split the design in half can Rhino design a connector to join the two parts, i.e., some kind of interlocking connection that can be glued together? Or do I design the connection via brute force?
Hello - there is no tool for this so, if by brute force you mean just hand modeling then yes, brute force is it.
-Pascal
Darn. Thank you!
maybe look in the job posting boards and let the rhino community do it for you.
Brute force it to someone else for a few bucks 
Thanks, that’s a thought.
Hello @sunspot
A while ago I saw some students working with Kai Suto and his team’s plugin for origami making (Crane plugin). I believe this can generate hinges to connect 3d printable parts… give it a try , you can download it from food4rhino website…
http://grasshopperdocs.com/addons/crane.html
hope this helps…
Thank you! I’ll check it out.