Parametric woodworking marking-gauge /w fast-lock

prusaprinters

<p>This is a marking-gauge for woodworking purposes to mark the same measurements against different edges.</p><p>I found some existing marking-gauges around but wasn't able to adapt them to my ruler measurements. So I decided to make my own in <strong>Fusion360</strong> and add enough <strong>parameters</strong> to be able to create new gauges for each new lineal. I also don't wanted to use screws but after some iterations I needed to add a steel-nail as pivot axis to make it strong enough.</p><p>I printed the <strong>hinge</strong> with <strong>90% infill</strong> and the <strong>body 30% infill.</strong> I put the body on its side during the print, so I could print it without supports. You can tweak your printers clearance in the source file if needed.</p><p>---</p><p>This is a technical remix of the “wayofwood” gauge but I created it using Fustion360:<br><a href="https://wayofwood.com/3d-diy-printed-marking-gauge/">https://wayofwood.com/3d-diy-printed-marking-gauge/</a></p>