Beta. Dimensions, weight and time are calculated estimates until the test print series is done.

Workshop aids

Three small parts that make the other parts usable: a scale rule for photographs, a sample card that shows at which wall thickness a filament stops being translucent, and dividers with tabs for sorting boxes.

None of them is a product. All three are the difference between a printed part and a printed part somebody understands.

Part

Length 100 mm Width 14 mm bedsdicke 2 mm Tick height0.8 mm

Ticks every 5 mm, longer every 10, longest every 50 – the figures sit beside them in dot lettering. Print in the contrasting colour or fill the recesses with paint.

Lettering Width 60 mm Height 34 mm Lettering size1.6 mm Hole for threading

Four thickness steps from 0.4 to 1.6 mm to hold against the light: that shows at which wall thickness the colour becomes opaque. The hole is a real through hole, square – drill it out if you want it round.

Lettering on the tab Width 62 mm Height 90 mm Thickness 1.6 mm Tab Finger notch at the bottom 0 mm

The areas beside the tab are genuinely absent, not a thin skin – only possible since the height field allows empty cells. Print several dividers with offset tabs and every label stays readable from above.

Quantity 1 Material Infill 30 %

Have it made

Three small things the workshop actually needs

Scale rule	A printed ruler to lay beside a part in a photograph. Ticks every 5 mm, longer every 10, longest every 50, numbered in dot type. Nothing sells a printed part like a scale next to it.
Sample card	Four thickness steps from 0.4 to 1.6 mm. Hold it against the light and you see at which wall thickness that particular filament stops being translucent. Print it with the very spool it describes.
Divider with tab	For sorting boxes and card files. The areas beside the tab are really cut away, not covered with a thin skin, so several dividers with tabs in different positions stack readably.

Why these are in a game module

Because a printed part with no reference in the photograph could be any size, and a customer who cannot judge the size does not order. The scale rule costs two grams and answers the question before it is asked.

The sample card answers a different one: how thick does this colour have to be before it covers? That is a property of the spool, not of the material, and the only honest way to know it is to print it.

Printing notes

All three print flat without supports. For the scale rule, use a colour that contrasts with the parts you photograph – a black rule beside a black die helps nobody – or fill the ticks with paint and wipe the surface.

For dividers, the tab is only as strong as the layer bond when printed flat. On thin dividers go 0.2 mm thicker than feels necessary.

The full documentation is in German

This page carries the essentials. The detailed sheet is in German: documentation. Every control here is a number, a slider or a choice, and the German page uses the same order.