Circular scale marked 0 - 9

[John Brown]

I'm looking for a way to print a circular scale with division marked 0 - 0 for a jig I want to make. About 40mm in diameter.
I'm sure this must have been done many times before, any ideas?

John

 

[adidat]

You can do this on sketchup, which is a free program from google. Just draw a circle and right click on the line and select divide, this will then let you drag out how many sections you want. There are lots of videos on YouTube demonstrating this.

Adidat

 

[MickCheese]

If my maths is correct it will be an angle of 36 degrees for each division.

Mick

 

[Steve Maskery]

Here you are:

 

[John Brown]

Thanks to all.

John

 

[bugbear]

Here you are:

Do you have one that goes to 11?

BugBear

 

[Steve Maskery]

No but I could make one. Are you serius? What on earth do you need a circle divided into 11 for? Serious question!
S

 

[Steve Maskery]

I've just realised! Do you mean 0-11 like a slightly odd clock?
S

 

[Steve Maskery]

OK, OK, I have been educated!
Thank you bugbear, that made me laugh.
=D>

 

[MickCheese]

OK, OK, I have been educated!
Thank you bugbear, that made me laugh.
=D>

I'm missing something? :?:

Mick

 

[JakeS]

I'm missing something? :?:

Have you ever seen This is Spinal Tap...?

 

[Steve Maskery]

I'm glad it wasn't just me!

 

[Eric The Viking]

Never mind, it's becoming one of the better Christmas traditions.

Best watched with a pint or several, but it's still brilliant. And they wrote and played their own music too! One of my favourite bits (and there are many) is when they get lost backstage. And the gig with the giant seed pods. And the Stonehenge concept gig...

My router definitely goes up to eleven.



E.