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=Existing Open Source Designs=
=Existing Open Source Designs=
==Academic Symbols==
*[https://www.printables.com/model/560498-chemistry-stencil *A Design Posted to the website Printables by "Bored_coat" Titled "Chemistry stencil" ]
*[https://www.printables.com/model/677294-day-12-organic-chemistry-card *A Design Posted to the website Printables by "John" Titled "Day 12: Organic Chemistry Card" ]
==Drafting==
==Drafting==
*[https://www.printables.com/model/327281-pocket-drafting-stencil *A Design Posted to the website Printables by "Ghrrum" Titled "Pocket Drafting Stencil" ]
*[https://www.printables.com/model/327281-pocket-drafting-stencil *A Design Posted to the website Printables by "Ghrrum" Titled "Pocket Drafting Stencil" ]

Revision as of 17:27, 8 March 2024

Basics

  • Stencils made using 3D Printing (Typically FDM 3D Printing )
  • Due to their thin nature it is cents worth of filament, but provides a high quality drafting tool
  • May also work with Layout Fluid to allow for hand engraving intricate designs / highly legible text and symbols into metal with nothing but a FDM 3D Printer and a Rotary Tool
  • A Design Posted to the website Printables by "X" Titled "X"

Existing Open Source Designs

Academic Symbols

Drafting

Internal Links

External Links