Google Sketchup Bolt Size Refrence
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I created this little tool so when I was modeling I could remember what the radius was suppose to be when I needed to embed nuts. Mostly this was a test thing to upload but someone else might find it useful.
To get the black on clear plexi-glass look. I left the protective cover on the plexi-glass. After etching and cutting was done I spray painted black over the whole part. Let it try and then removed the protective cover. I used a small hobby exacto knife for the little bits of letters.
To get the black on clear plexi-glass look. I left the protective cover on the plexi-glass. After etching and cutting was done I spray painted black over the whole part. Let it try and then removed the protective cover. I used a small hobby exacto knife for the little bits of letters.
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Google Sketchup Bolt Size Refrence by ril3y is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
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The fonts used should be pretty default. To use this in sketchup just click on the circle tool and (make sure you are in an engineering template) type hit tab 6 . This sets the sides to 6 which is perfect nut dimensions. Next type in either .20 or whatever you want the nut size to be. Thats it!
Google Sketchup Bolt Size Refrence by ril3y is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.
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Hmmm... laser cut spanners! perfect to get a 5.5mm spanner for the cupcake!
Is that what you call an embedded nut a spanner?