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Center Finder + Edge Marker
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This is a center finder and edge marker. Most standard pencils should fit. Squeeze the sides to hold the pencil in place while marking the center line.
Flip the center finder over and use the markings to measure and mark 1/2, 3/8, 1/4, 1/8, 7/16, 5/16, 3/16, 1/16. I can't guarantee that they're SUPER precise, but I measured each length after my first print and they were pretty spot on.
It prints in 3 pieces so you don't need any supports (print the peg twice). Pieces fit snug but you should be able to assemble without breaking the pieces.
I first saw something like this on an Instagram ad and it looks like Rockler sells it too https://www.rockler.com/rockler-center-offset-marking-tool
UPDATE 5/2/19
I was challenged to add a version with 608 bearings instead of the plastic pegs. While I believe it would take several hundred passes on some fairly rough cut lumber before you'd notice any significant wearing on an ABS or PETG part, I accepted the challenge.
The new pegs use
Flip the center finder over and use the markings to measure and mark 1/2, 3/8, 1/4, 1/8, 7/16, 5/16, 3/16, 1/16. I can't guarantee that they're SUPER precise, but I measured each length after my first print and they were pretty spot on.
It prints in 3 pieces so you don't need any supports (print the peg twice). Pieces fit snug but you should be able to assemble without breaking the pieces.
I first saw something like this on an Instagram ad and it looks like Rockler sells it too https://www.rockler.com/rockler-center-offset-marking-tool
UPDATE 5/2/19
I was challenged to add a version with 608 bearings instead of the plastic pegs. While I believe it would take several hundred passes on some fairly rough cut lumber before you'd notice any significant wearing on an ABS or PETG part, I accepted the challenge.
The new pegs use
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