staff stencil (manuscript paper stencil)
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pen sized stencil, produces pairs of staves with lines 2.5mm apart, for making manuscript paper or scratch to play from
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Model information
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- Printables
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- License
- GNU General Public License v3.0
requirements for use
stencil
straight edge
pen
useage
place the prongs of the stencil against the straight edge
insert the pen nib into the holes of the stencil
slide the stencil along the straight edge using the pen to produce a line
repeat 2-3 until first stave is produced
rotate stencil so flat side is against straight edge
repeat 2-3 until pair stave is produced
notes, troubleshooting
if making many single staves use the width of the short sides to gauge a fairly even length between each staff
streaks can appear if the ball of your pen has dust in it akin to normal writing, scribbling to reject it or less pressure works, or wipe buildup off after strikes
the holes are likely too small for a non click pen (eg, cap pen only) but printing the entire stencil thinner should prevent issues there, at sacrifice of a little bit of flexibility in the body (being gentle should avoid this issue whatsoever). if requested i can release a model presized for that
ramble
this is most definitely not a unique idea, please permute it into something better. the holes wouldnt need to be arranged in a slant if the scale of the staff you were making would be larger, perhaps a triangular stencil would be most suitable for that case. this model was designed to be stupid easy to print even on a poorly tuned printer and of single purpose, the right size to make manuscript paper with