Micrometer-Stand
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stable stand for micrometers
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Stable Micrometer-Stand
I have built myself a stand to make it easier to use my micrometer.
A piece of flat steel is embedded in the base plate so that the stand is stable and has a decent weight. To prevent the stand from sliding back and forth on the table, I glued 4 rubber feet under the base-plate.
I have two micrometers, one of which has a bracket about 12mm thick, while the electronic one is only about 10mm thick. So that I can use both micrometers in my stand, I have made an jaw-adapter for the thinner micrometer.
All parts printed with PLA on Anycubic Kobra2
Nozzle 0,4mm - Layerhigh 0,2mm - Infill 100% - Speed 120mm/s
the Base-Plate needs supports, all others without support.
Additionally needed:
- 1x Hexagon screw M6 x 50 mm
- 1x Square nut M6
- 1x Hexagon screw M5 x 35 mm
- 1x Square nut M5
- 1x Steel-Plate 85x50x12mm (see drawing)
- 2x Countersunk Screw M6x16