Fully assembled 3D printable SMART wrench

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Don't you just love trying to figure out the size on a nut or bolt? This is a must-have, essential tool for every gear head, handy man, tool collector, and hoarder on either side of the pond - north AND southside! It's a great gift for birthdays, Christmas, Father's Day, Mother's Day, wedding anniversaries, and even National Taco Day! Accessibility? Come on, with one hand you can switch with ease. Accessibility update: I'm blown away by how this wrench can make a difference globally. Thanks, Go4peace, for inspiring SmartWrench-Global.stl and SmartWrench-Alt.stl! Cheers! Oh wait! What about lefties out there? Per request of a local celebrity in the community, check out SmartWrench-Global-Lefty.stl! Union Man: A new addition to the family is SmartWrench-SAE.stl for that one union mechanic who can't use anything unless it follows SAE on the tool. I've got you covered! Don't let him know SAE isn't a set of measurements and the official SAE standard is currently metric. Only in America! Added Bonus: It works on square nuts as well! Better hurry and print yours today, it's super limited to the number you print. Added Bonus x 2: Still having some issues printing this? Or would you like to increase the size and remain printable? Well, I uploaded SmartWrench_w_Supports.stl, which I used on my maker to assist with bridging and keep some items in place during printing. Wait! There's more! You can use this in school by pairing it with a ruler to learn about both types of scales and how we're advancing in an age of technological marvels. Print Settings: Printer Brand: SeeMeCNC Printer: Rostock MAX v2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.20mm Infill: 80% Notes: I want this awesome heirloom to show its patina over time, so I spared no expense and used a free sample pack of Proto-Pasta Magnetic Iron PLA. To make sure I don't mistake the wrong end, I painted the letters white. Inspiration Unnecessary Seriousness: I used Printable_Wrench_w_more_gap.A.0.stl as the base model. With Meshmixer, I removed the lettering and plane cut the end off. Then I imported into Tinkercad to add the adjacent end (spoiler alert: it's the same) along with the lettering. Finally, imported back into Meshmixer to make sure there were no mesh errors. You're welcome to play around with it at https://tinkercad.com/things/erefPqOgvIm