Anchor Chain Marker
8
Likes
87
Downloads
1627
Views
Published on November 7, 2012
Description
For a safe anchorage, 5-7 times of the water depth in length of chain should be put out.
This markers can be printed in different colors to mark the anchoring chain at different length. The length of the chain can be determined by the colored markers.
Two parts need to be clipped together in a chain link as shown in the image.
Suitable for a 13mm chain according to the dimension of standard DIN 776
This markers can be printed in different colors to mark the anchoring chain at different length. The length of the chain can be determined by the colored markers.
Two parts need to be clipped together in a chain link as shown in the image.
Suitable for a 13mm chain according to the dimension of standard DIN 776
Instructions
print in low speed 10mm/s in different colors.
You must be logged in to post a comment.
fluidfred
on
February 28, 2013
said:
I printed it in ABS. I anchored only 2 time and no damage to ABS. Sailing season hasn't started in the Med so I did check whether its still o.k..
I have no experience with PLA in sea water. To test PLA's sea water resistance you can take a piece of PLA and put it in sea water or for convience in salty water at home.
License
Anchor Chain Marker by abauer is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.
More from abauer
More from Sport & Outdoors
Yes it goes thru a windlass.
Normaly a windlass touches the links only on the outside of the links. The chain marker is inside the links.