Ruler with stencil (Latin alphabet) - Free 3D Print Model

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Arachne wall

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4.5 h

3 plates

4.8(9)

Mouse-ears .08mm, 2 walls, 15% infill, adaptive layer height

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3.2 h

3 plates

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If you found this model helpful, fun to print, or just enjoyed using it, please consider giving it a 🚀 Boost! Your support really helps me keep creating and sharing more designs. Every boost makes a difference! Thank you very much! 🙌

This is a simple ruler with stencil letters, numbers, and symbols.

The ruler scale goes up to 16 cm and 6 inches

I've included three different stencil sets:

Uppercase Latin letters and numbers
Lowercase Latin letters and numbers
Numbers and various symbols

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Comment & Rating (16)

@user_1595846847

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Arachne wall

Great stencil. Works great.

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@BuildByte3D

Thanks!

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@user_1240557620

What font is this?

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@BuildByte3D

The original font is 'Saira Stencil One', but I had to tweak some parts to make the stencil work.

@user_1240557620

Replying to @BuildByte3D :

thanks

@moreau.jeanluc

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0.08mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill, Arachne wall

has not adhered

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@BuildByte3D

If your print did not stick to the plate is certainly a filament or temperature problem. I personally printed several versions and never had adhesion issues. Could you try to use some glue or lacquer or, even before print, try an adhesion test. It all depends of what kind of filament you printed, the temperature, if it has assorbed moisture and a lot of different causes. But please don't blame me for something that is not under my control. Cheers