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Rotary-Disc Lettering Guideline Template
This is an Ames-style lettering guide: a 120 x 80 x 4 mm frame holding a 65 mm disc that prints in place and turns freely. The disc has three columns of 1.6 mm pencil holes: an even 4 mm pitch, a 3/5 lowercase ratio and a 2/3 ratio. Turn it to an index tick to set guideline spacing at 4, 3.5, 3, 2.5 or 2 mm, then put a 0.5 mm pencil in a hole and slide the frame along a T-square or ruler. The frame's 68° slant edge and 90° edge draw italic and upright slant lines.
145 mm Raised Ink-Edge French Curve
A 145 x 78 x 3.2 mm drafting French curve for drawing smooth curves. The outer edge changes curvature continuously, and it has an inner ellipse slot (36 x 16 mm), a 20 mm circle cutout and a 7 mm hang hole. The outer edge sits on a 2.5 mm inset step 1 mm tall, so it rides above the paper and technical pens or fineliners don't wick ink underneath and smear.
Maker Circle And Hex Nut Drafting Template
This 170 x 70 mm drafting stencil lets you sketch enclosures, brackets and panels at 1:1 scale. It has circles from 2 to 14 mm, 1:1 outlines of 624, 625 and 608 bearings (13, 16 and 22 mm), and outlines of M3, M4 and M5 hex nuts (5.5, 7 and 8 mm across flats). Each opening is cut 0.6 mm over nominal so a 0.5 mm pencil traces the true size. The circles have centre-line notches, one edge has a scale notch every 5 mm, and two raised rails underneath hold the stencil off the paper so ink doesn't smear.