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Woodworking marker
by ruivaz
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I made this a while ago and have been meaning to upload.
This is a marker I use quite often. It allows a metal ruler/straightedge to be locked in position and so lets me mark reliably repeatable distances and a 45-degree miter. The images give an idea of how I use it. Not rocket science :)
Besides the ruler (of course), the hardware I used were: 1 M6x16 (max18mm) hex head bolt and 1 M6 threaded insert that you see in one of the photos.
I made an animation of how things go together, not sure it uploaded. See it here: https://youtu.be/VSBwd_EsJK0
The RULER TEST part is exactly that: before you print out the whole thing, print that to see if you need to scale anything (XY should be the same, of course, or your 45-degree side will be off).
In my case, it's 14.7mm wide and 0.2mm high. But that's my printer and my slicer settings.
Yours are sure to be different.
Happy printing.
This is a marker I use quite often. It allows a metal ruler/straightedge to be locked in position and so lets me mark reliably repeatable distances and a 45-degree miter. The images give an idea of how I use it. Not rocket science :)
Besides the ruler (of course), the hardware I used were: 1 M6x16 (max18mm) hex head bolt and 1 M6 threaded insert that you see in one of the photos.
I made an animation of how things go together, not sure it uploaded. See it here: https://youtu.be/VSBwd_EsJK0
The RULER TEST part is exactly that: before you print out the whole thing, print that to see if you need to scale anything (XY should be the same, of course, or your 45-degree side will be off).
In my case, it's 14.7mm wide and 0.2mm high. But that's my printer and my slicer settings.
Yours are sure to be different.
Happy printing.
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