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Six-slot stencil for a repeatable projector focus check

Cut six slots (112×76 mm plate, 2.5 mm slots, 3.5 mm webs). Import the SVG at 100%, measure the cut outline and test on scrap. Stencil the bars onto paper…

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Stencil

Plate width
Width of the blank in millimetres.
mm
Plate height
Height of the blank in millimetres.
mm
Slot width
Width of each of the six apertures.
Web width
Solid material between neighbouring apertures.
Slot length
Length of each aperture.

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Six-slot stencil for a repeatable projector focus check

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Corte láser e Impresión 3D

Cut six slots (112×76 mm plate, 2.5 mm slots, 3.5 mm webs). Import the SVG at 100%, measure the cut outline and test on scrap. Stencil the bars onto paper, scan square-on and check that all six lines remain distinct. Put equal tiles at the centre and four corners of one slide. Export and check the source file first. Project it twice. If one corner blurs first, adjust position and focus. If all blur, enlarge the tiles and check scaling. Model checked; no physical test. X500 focus steps

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Cómo hacerlo

  1. 1Cambia los ajustes. La vista previa se actualiza tras cada cambio.
  2. 2Descarga el SVG para tu láser o ábrelo en el Editor de diseños para añadirle más cosas.
  3. 3Dale me gusta al diseño y añade abajo una foto de lo que hiciste.

Preguntas

Sí. Puedes descargarlo y usarlo gratis según su licencia.

Sí. Cambia los ajustes en esta página y la vista previa se actualiza al momento. Cuando te guste, descarga el archivo.

Un SVG para tu software láser. También puedes abrirlo en el Editor de diseños o descargar STL y 3MF con el grosor del material para imprimir las piezas.

El tamaño depende de los ajustes de esta página, y el recuadro de tamaño bajo la vista previa muestra el resultado.

No. La licencia solo cubre el uso personal.

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