
Thước đo độ sâu (Depth Caliper / Depthgauge)
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Files 22 17.1 MB
- Depthgauge_1775936455.3mf3MF · 291.1 KB
- Main_Scale_100_1775936457.stlSTL · 248.9 KB
- Main_Scale_150_1775936459.stlSTL · 360.8 KB
- Main_Scale_200_1775936461.stlSTL · 489.2 KB
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Details
- Model ID
- #272095
- Category
- DIY
- Published
Description
Hey,
this is a Depth Caliper which is useful to measure the depth.
To be clear right from the start, you shouldn't expect the highest precision from a 3D-printed caliper.
You can measure well with it, and I would say the measurement result is accurate to within +- 0.1 mm. It also depends on the person how hard they press or pull when measuring, because the caliper is made out of plastic and not out of metall.
My last model, a normal Caliper, can measure the depth too, but with a depthgauge you can measure the depth better, because this model has a wider mainscale and a larger support area (working face).
The main scale has a recess on the support surface. This ensures that if a radius is present, it is not included in the measurement.
The mainscale is available in 3 different sices:
- 100mm
- 150mm
- 200mm
The working face is available in 3 different sices too:
- 100mm
- 120mm
- 150mm
When assembling, make sure that the connectors are on the correct side.
Print Settings:
Material: PLA (I didnt tried other Materials)
Nozzle: 0,2mm - 0,4mm
Layer height: 0,2mm
Infill: 30% Rectilinear
Wall loops: 4
Supports: Only for Vernier Scale and maybe for the working face (I recommend tree strukures).
To print, arrange and rotate the 3 models as shown in the following image:
If want to make changes or remix my model I have added the Inventor Files.
I hope the Depthgauge is useful for you ;)
Print spec
- Formats
- 3mfiptstlstp
- Model files
- 22
- Total size
- 17.1 MB
- Largest file
- 2.6 MB












