Fillet diameter radius gauge | Key worm
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1 to 15mm inner & outer radius combined in one tool. With raised or depressed digits. Additional ring gauges.
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What it is
A gauge to determine inner and outer radii/diameter, ranging from 1 to 15 mm in 1 mm increments.
For some reason victornpb's model triggered me to design a gauge that does inner and outer fillets/radii in one piece. I wanted to contain the wavy look and a small size, so it would still fit in a case for calipers. While i was on it, i got carried away. It looked a bit like a worm to me (maybe), so it got an eye for cuteness and as a result is now carriable on a keyring.
How to print
There are three versions awaiting you:
- with depressed digits
- 0.4 mm nozzle or smaller is recommended
- with raised digits
- 0.4 mm nozzle (or smaller) is recommended since it matches the stroke width
- 0.6 mm nozzle is possible, as can be seen in the pictures above
- with raised digits and ring gauges
- 0.4 mm nozzle or smaller is recommended
- hole clearance designed is 0.1 mm
The digits and lines are designed with a stroke width of 0.4 mm. Recommended for printing is a 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.2 mm layer hight (at least for the last layer). A multicolor version is just a matter of filament changes between layers. → In case the digits won't print neatly after said filament change: A draft shield, wipe tower or any object to consume filament beforehand (establishing good flow by doing so) may help. All versions are available with raised/depressed digits by 0.2mm and additionally 0.4mm.
Material at one's discretion, I used PETG which is robust and has a nice flex to it.
What next
There may be improvements and modifications based on feedback given here.
Maybe, take a look at my other designs ;-)
Mentions
Credits to Archimedes of Syracuse, who absolutely died for circles and Carl Friedrich Gauß.