SAAMI-ish 223 remington wall art
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About SAAMI-ish:
Most cartridges of the world are standardized. There is two major standardizing institutes in the world - one of them is called S.A.A.M.I. SAAMI-ish 2d wall art is inspired by their standards.
SAAMI-ish is fan-art. Each board are my interpretation of the SAAMI standard for that specific cartridge. All measurements come from the SAAMI standard when the cartridge is standardized - but remember, these are interpretations and as such they are NOT, by any means, at scale.
All cartridges are available in both metric and imperial with the exception of the few non SAAMI cartridges, those are only available as metric.
About 223 Remington:
The cartridge was developed with the .222 Remington as a parent case. The design started in 1957 as a military project and was submitted to SAAMI in 1962. Today the .223 Remington is considered one of the most popular common-use cartridges and is used by a wide range of semi-automatic and manual-action rifles.
5.56 NATO is a near identical cartridge designed in the late 1970s with the .223 Remington as a parent case.
Wikipedia has articles on both .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO.
About the other cartridges:
Curious about other cartridges? I am currently collecting my SAAMI-ish in a MakerWorld collection that you find here:
https://makerworld.com/en/collections/14764696-saamish
About the frame:
The frame can be printed with a stand for table placement, Skadis/Skådis pegs for mounting the frame to a Skadis/Skådis board or pegs and bracket for a french cleat style mount on a wall. Print the frame and which ever mounting you prefer, then print your favorite cartridge(s).
The table stand will mount in the center of the frame.
The skadis/skådis pegs has a snug fit by design but different printers and different filaments will push tolerances and depending on those factors it will be more or less snug. If it seems too loose, a drop of super glue may solve the problem. I recommend using the same filament and color for the pegs as the frame.
The french cleat uses the same technique as the skadis/skådis pegs. Just mount the correct peg on the frame, screw the bracket to the wall and hang the frame. The bracket has three mounting holes that can be reached through the frame, before placing the art piece, making it easier to level the frame.
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