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2 Platten, eine 2 farbig0,12 Layer2 Wände15% Füllung

Two plates, one two-toned0.12mm layer height2 walls15% infill

0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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I was looking for a part that can determine radii on components. Radius gauges are of course one option, but you need a lot of them. Then there is an attachment for the caliper gauge, but you still have to convert the measured value (for most measured values times 2.414, which you can&#39;t just do in your head). Then I had an idea yesterday. Today I had the prototype in my hand, designed and printed out. It wasn&#39;t that easy to create, but it works perfectly. But it still has room for improvement. The filament disc has the designed radius R5, which is also measured precisely. The golden locking ring from another project is relatively exactly 40mm in diameter, measured radius 20mm.  I am delighted that it works so well.The measured value is read at the left edge of the pointer, not at the tip. A 0.2mm nozzle would probably be even better here. (Yes, I know, complaining on a high level😉 ) Sunlu PLA+ black Yousu PLA Silk gold X1-Carbon 0.12mm high quality with 0.4mm nozzle.Translated with DeepL.com (free version)&nbsp;Ich war auf der Suche, nach einem Teil, welches Radien an Bauteilen bestimmen kann. Radienlehren sind natürlich eine Möglichkeit, aber davon braucht man viele. Dann gibt es noch einen Aufsatz für den Messschieber, aber da muss man den gemessenen Wert noch umrechnen (bei den meisten Messwert mal 2,414 was man auch nicht mal eben im Kopf macht). Da kam mir gestern eine Idee. Konstruiert und ausgedruckt hatte ich heute den Prototyp in der Hand. War nicht ganz so einfach zu erstellen, aber funktioniert ausgezeichnet. Hat aber noch Verbesserungspotential.Das Filamentplättchen hat den konstruierten Radius R5, der auch genau gemessen wird.Der goldene Feststellring von einem anderen Projekt ist relativ genau 40mm im Durchmesser, gemessener Radius 20mm.Freue mich gerade, dass es so gut funktioniert.Die Ablesung des Messwertes erfolgt an der Linken Kante des Zeigers, nicht an der Spitze.Eine 0,2mm Düse wäre hier wohl noch etwas besser. (Ja, ich weiß, Jammern auf hohem Niveau<img src="https://makerworld.bblmw.com/makerworld/model/DSM00000001242902/design/b687f762-e9a0-4235-8e7e-b101a5f2dd78.png"> )Sunlu PLA+ blackYousu PLA Silk goldX1-Carbon 0,12mm high quality mit 0,4mm Nozzle.

I sought a device to determine component radii. Radius gauges are an option, but many are needed. Caliper attachments exist, but require converting measurements (most values multiplied by 2.414, not readily calculated mentally). Yesterday, an idea struck. Today, I held the prototype, designed and printed. Creation proved challenging, but functionality is excellent. However, improvements are possible.The filament disc features the designed radius R5, precisely measured.The golden locking ring from a previous project measures precisely 40mm in diameter, a measured radius of 20mm.I am thrilled with its performance.Measurements are read from the pointer's left edge, not its tip.A 0.2mm nozzle would likely yield superior results. (Yes, I know, first-world problems😉) Sunlu PLA+ black Yousu PLA Silk gold X1-Carbon 0.12mm high quality with 0.4mm nozzle.

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