Ikari Warriors Dust Washer

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This dust washer is based on the Ikari Warriors arcade control panel artwork. ----- The .stl file is for a Happ Super or Mechanical Rotary joystick with line widths sized to print with a 0.4mm nozzle, featuring an outer diameter of 55mm and an inner diameter of 16mm. ----- The .scad file allows you to remix the washer by changing variables like line width, line length, inner diameter, etc. using OpenSCAD, giving you full control over the design. http://www.openscad.org/ NOTE: To import the numbers and outer circle, you must place the .dxf file in the same folder as the .scad file for seamless integration. ----- The .svg (Inkscape) file allows you to scale the vector image of the numbers and outer circle then export them to a .dxf file format that OpenSCAD can import with ease. - Install the "Inkscape-OpenSCAD-DXF-Export" Inkscape plugin from https://github.com/brad/Inkscape-OpenSCAD-DXF-Export - Open the .svg file in Inkscape and save it as a new file, indicating the desired outer diameter - Set units to mm and document size to the desired outer diameter using File -- Document Properties (Shift+Ctrl+D) - Select the image and position and scale it to your liking, maintaining the ratio via the Inkscape toolbar or Ctrl+Click+Drag - Save the file and select "OpenSCAD DXF Output" as the file type - Close Inkscape and open the .scad file, making adjustments to the "// Numbers and Outer Circle" section (Lines 40-43) -- Change the X and Y values in "translate([-27.5, -27.5, 0])" to 1/2 of the new outer diameter -- Update the filename in "import(file = "Ikari_Dust_Washer_Numbers_55mm.dxf", layer="Numbers");" - Go to the "// Adjustable variables" section (Lines 13-23) and make changes as desired, using preview (F5) to ensure everything looks good - Once satisfied, render the part (F6), export it as an STL file, and import it into your slicer program for printing - Check the top layer path after slicing to confirm that fine lines aren't missing Scott