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Wrist Calculator Circular Slide Rule

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A simple circular slide rule designed to be worn. nJoy maths! openSCAD file included with commenting. Creative Commons.

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Mathologer, a youtuber, made a good video on circular slide rules. This works the the same way except viewed from the side instead of from above.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIQQvxSXLhI&t=195s
 

There's a version that I think is easier for beginners because it labels in-between values where space permits. And the unit labels are large. Also, it prints in place without any need to snap together. It's a remix of a remix of the design on this page.

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6104467

This slide rule bracelet is best printed at .1mm layer height and no infill.

Infill, such as gyroid, may be used to create an aesthetic as light shines through the thin rings. For opaque materials, zero infill works well.

Using temperature and UV sensitive filaments can increase the features of this calculating device.

The two parts snap together. Some scraping or sanding may be necessary, especially if printing with multiple materials (available from the openSCAD).

The dense marks require a large print (a neckless instead of a bracelet) or a small nozzle.

When printing with dual material and .25 nozzle I found the best marks were with a width of .3mm and external perimeter of .15, .25 normal parameter and 3 shells. This allows for a ring in the marking area. Also, I used .003 extra on restart because there are many small retractions for the marks.

Creative Commons non-commercial, share alike 2021.

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