Fillet Gauge 1-25mm

Fillet Gauge 1-25mm

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With the FilletGauge-PartOne-MK2, you can accurately measure the diameter of rounded corners with a maximum angle of 90 degrees - perfect for designing cases for mobile phones. The diameters range from 1mm to 25mm in 1mm increments, allowing for measurements of radius in 0.5mm steps from 0.5 to 12.5mm. The RodFilletGauge is ideal for measuring the diameter of rods, poles, and pipes between 1mm and 25mm. However, be cautious when using this gauge as it only measures 150 degrees, which means you must carefully position it around the pipe. The FilletGauge-PartTwo is still an experiment due to its unique design. While it can measure inner fillets of frames where one segment follows another, it's not suitable for measuring fillets within a surface. For that, you'll need fillet gauges with only one dimension on one side. Specifications & characteristics: * Metric measurement * Numbers display diameter in mm (not radius) * Fillet diameters range from 1mm to 25mm * Even and odd diameters appear on opposite sides * Four millimeter attachment holes are located on both edges, perfect for keychains or hanging For notch measurements, check out my other project: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2134611 If you're looking for a smaller version that can be printed on smaller printers, take a look at the MK3: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2599918 Print Settings: * Printer: bq Hephestos 2 * Rafts: Yes * Supports: Doesn't Matter * Resolution: 0.2 least * Infill: 100% * Notes: My bq Hephestos 2 printer has a unique issue - it can't print objects with squared corners. My first attempt warped away, so I had to use double the print time and material by adding a large flat raft beneath the gauge. Another attempt with a brim also failed, and unfortunately, bq still doesn't offer a heated bed for this model. How I Designed This: I designed this using FreeCAD, but it was challenging to get it up and running due to the many construction lines and constraints. After creating one sketch for the base, I spent plenty of time centering the whole segments. To finalize the design, I added 25 text labels and "padded" them up before making a fusion of all objects and cutting out the two holes.

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