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Caliper holder
Instruction
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This is an easy way to hold your caliper on the wall.
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Instruction
Step1: Design 1
The first part of the design is importing lots of rectangles, as they make up the whole design. Then I made one large rectangle; this will be the back of the holder.
Step2: Design 2
Next, I created two smaller rectangles. One of these will be the arm, and the other one will be a hook for the end of the arm to prevent the caliper from falling off. I made sure that they were the size of the 3mm wood. Finally, I added two holes on the back so that I would be able to insert the arms into the base.
Step3: Material
The material that I used was basswood because it glues so easily, but other materials like acrylic would work just as well. Just make sure to use the appropriate glue.
Step4: laser Time
Now it's time to cut. This was a small piece, so I used a mostly used piece of basswood. Just make sure to wear your laser safety glasses and change the settings if you don't have an S1 40-watt or if you are using a different material.
Step5: Assembly 1
Now it's time to glue. Both of the hooks fell through my honeycomb plate, so I had to find them. Then I rested my caliper holder on a small pair of cutters to let it dry.
Step6: You're Done
Now you're done with your caliper holder. Good job.
