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Lasercut Calliper Business Card

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This is an acrylic laser business card that assembles into a functional set of acrylic metric/imperial callipers, with…

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This is an acrylic laser business card that assembles into a functional set of acrylic metric/imperial callipers, with a vernier scale accurate down to 1/20th of a mm***. 

This file still needs some polish, but is fully functional. I was hoping to work on it a little longer before releasing it, but came across http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:782 the other day, and figured it was about time to stop trolling and register :)

Please excuse the temporary cameraphone snaps, the good camera is at a cottage for a few more days :)

UPDATE

Caliper.006 - cut files set to work with a VLS 3.60 60W

Caliper.007 - cut files adjusted to slightly looser on the friction fit.

*** depends on the accuracy of your laser cutter ;)

Instructions

I've included the .las settings file (Universal 60w Laser), but the cut order is basically:

black - deep raster etch

red - vector cut

green - very light vector etch

yellow - very deep vector etch (breakaway tabs)

blue - vector cut

magenta - vector cut

cyan - light raster etch

Current slots are made to work with 1/16th" clear acrylic, I've also etched these out of watercolour paper to hand out. They looked neat, but still took forever to etch a full run.

I'd suggest flipping the files, and back etching the cards as they look a little slicker.

After the cards are cut, they should just break apart and get friction slotted together. I tried to mark the corresponding slots and tabs with matching patterns.

if you need a lil refresher on how to read the scale : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vernier_scale

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