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Let's hack my ruler

Marking gauge DIY - Trusquin DIY

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This project was created on 11/04/2018 and last updated 10 months ago.

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Marking gauges are a blast. They save a ton of time when you need to draw lines on a piece of wood (for example) and it is more precise also. The fact is I need one. I have an aluminum ruler, I have a 3d printer, I am a skinflint and I don't want to wait one month to receive a marking gauge from asia.

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trusquin_sketchup~.skp

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