Parametric Wrench
by MBCook, published
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The file is parametric. Fill in the width of your nut (the STL file is set for an M3), the thickness (the wrench will be 20% thicker) and you'll get a nice wrench.
For bonus fun, you can set the size smaller and the wrench comes out pretty cute. If you set the nut diameter to something like 4.2 (which I did by accident) it looks great but is still pretty tiny.
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For some reason, customizer as well as my own openscad application show just two cylinders instead of a wrench. What am I doing wrong?
I needed a M6 wrench as well as a better printed M3.
First time I used openscad :)
It would however be nice if the scad file included some comment suggestion for dimensions for other sizes than M3.
(Yes I that lazy, typing is easier than finding the calibers)
P.S. The not included shapes include file also defines the box function, not just the hexagon.
Very useful. I printed also the m4 wrench scaling your model 1.4x
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I needed a M6 wrench as well as a better printed M3.
First time I used openscad :)
It would however be nice if the scad file included some comment suggestion for dimensions for other sizes than M3.
(Yes I that lazy, typing is easier than finding the calibers)
P.S. The not included shapes include file also defines the box function, not just the hexagon.
Very useful. I printed also the m4 wrench scaling your model 1.4x
OpenSCAD version of the solid version of
http://www.thingiverse.com/thi...
and same as
http://www.thingiverse.com/thi... ?
My usual suggestion of tapering or rounding so it's not so fiddly to put it around the nut time and time again until it's fastened.
I prefer the OpenScad version so I can make the key I want with the same file ... Gppd work MBCook!
For some reason, customizer as well as my own openscad application show just two cylinders instead of a wrench. What am I doing wrong?