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3D printed Stadiometer

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A small wall mounted 3d printed device that can measure a roughly 20 cm range of heights

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Wall-mounted
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You will need 7 x m4 bolts (multiple lengths can work, about 10 - 20mm for the attachment/gauge bolts and a 10mm longer for the locking screw), 4 x m4 nuts and 3 x 4mm long m4 threaded inserts.

  1. Insert the threaded inserts into their holes on the gauge cart

  2. screw the gauge into the gauge cart

  3. screw in the attachment screws into the gauge cart and attach nuts onto their end

  4. slide the gauge carts into the frame by the nuts (lol)

  5. screw in the locking screw (preferably a thumbscrew on you can turn a normal screw into a thumbscrew using the attached knob file but it will have to be longer)

  6. adjust the attachment screws if it is too loose (it will work eventually)

  7. double sided tape the whole thing a fixed distance above the floor from the bottom (if you put it at 165cm you can measure up to about 187). dont use too much or too strong tape so you can readjust it later.

I recommend printing the frame with white plastic and coloring the measurement notches, the large notches are 1 cm apart, the small ones 0.5cm). Everything is printable without supports.

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