45 and 60 degree fixed angles for aligning stock while machining
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Two reverse fixed angle "squares" at 45 (135) and 60 (150) degrees to assist with aligning parts on a milling machine.
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Two reverse fixed angle "squares" at 45 (135) and 60 (150) degrees to assist with aligning parts on a milling machine. The purpose is to support the machining of hexagon shapes into a part. For example bolt heads or square shaft drives. To use when making a bolt head first machine the end of a shaft flat, rotate 60 degrees, and machine the next flat surface. Repeat 6 times. The fixed angle will help align the rotation to 60 degree steps.
Print with default settings for perimeters, infill, & density - anything reasonable should work fine. See photos.