Radius measuring tool/gauge (1-60mm)

Some time ago i wanted to measure the corner radius of my amp for my other project. I looked if anyone had already created a radius measuring tool and mainly found big gauge sets and caliper add-ons. So i wanted to create a tool that didn't need printing out 20+ gauges and didn't need for you to have calipers. I'd say it turned out pretty well and is accurate inaf for now. In the future i might try making some sort of gear down system to get tenth of a milimeter accuray.

NOTE: Make sure to print the slider and top bracket first so you can insert the bracket in the frame later when the print pauses.

Assemly instructions after the use tutorial.

How to read the measurements and examples.

Measurement accuracy ~0.5mm. if you can see two lines that are equally showing from the slit then its a number between the two. The squares show the tens and the roman numbers show the ones. 

Examples

Difference between 0,2 and 0,4 mm nozzle

You can still get a decent reading from the 0.4 mm nozzle, but i recomend the 0.2 for the clearest result as the other requires your extrusion to be calibrated well to avoid bad surface quality because it has many little extrusions and it can look worse.

Assembly

• Print out the slider and  the bracket

• Wait for the frame print to pause and insert the bracket in the hole. MAKE SURE ITS COMPLETLY INSERTED SO THE PRINTER WONT CRASH INTO IT AFTER UNPAUSING

After the print is finished you can insert the slider and the screw in the screw, make sure it's not at an angle. Now you can lock in the slider after geting the measurement. 

I hope you found this tool helpful

This model took quite a bit of time and versions so if you like the model a boost is appreciated!

My other useful models:

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