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Screw measuring tool, Metric M1.6 to M12 — image 1
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Screw measuring tool, Metric M1.6 to M12

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Screws, bolts & nuts M1.6 up to M12. Multiple variants, even vase mode.

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Model information

Category
Tools
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What it is

A compact tool to determine the size and length of screws & bolts. In contrast to other designs it offers a unique cylindrical design which packs additional features like measuring flathead screws and corresponding nut sizes on the same tool.

What to print

There are multiple variants awaiting you:

mini variant

  • just 50.2 mm tall and 28 mm in diameter
  • M1.6 - M2 - M2.5 - M3 - M4 - M5
  • nuts as well
  • hole through the body to attach a cord

mini vase variant

  • 59 mm tall with its mountain top
  • M1.6 - M2 - M2.5 - M3 - M4 - M5
  • screws only

standard variant

  • 120.2 mm tall and 45 mm in diameter
  • M2 - M3 - M4 - M5 - M6 - M8 - M10 - M12
  • nuts as well
  • hole through the body

vase variant

  • 132 mm tall with its mountain top
  • printed in vase mode it is fast and consumes less than 14 gram of filament (at 0.65 mm extrusion width and two bottom layers) while feeling sturdy already
  • screws only

hang variant

  • added tab to attach a cord to
  • screws only, holes in the bottom (M2 - M8)
  • 145 mm tall print

open vase variant

  • 120mm tall
  • M2 - M3 - M4 - M5 - M6 - M8 - M10 - M12
  • screws only
  • collect screws and measure them later

How to print

Recommended for printing is a 0.2 mm layer height. Printing with a 0.6mm nozzle and Arachne activated in PrusaSlicer works well, as can be seen in the pictures above.

A multi color version is just a matter of filament changes between layers. 3mf files for the mini and standard variant are provided. If you happen to have a MMU, you can of course go crazy with the markings.

In case it won't print neatly after a filament change: A draft shield, wipe tower or any object to consume filament beforehand (establishing good flow by doing so) may help.

Material at one's discretion, I used PETG in two different colors. 

What next

There may be improvements and modifications based on feedback given here.

Maybe, take a look at my other designs ;-)

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