Dog Food Measuring Cup (3/4 cup)
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I originally made this for measuring out dog food, although I have included a blank version that could be used for other things. I am also including the Fusion 360 file so that it can be customized, including the ability to easily change the dimensions or capacity of the measuring cup. I made this when switching dog food brands and finding that the recommended serving size for my dog was 3/4 cup, but I had no 3/4 cup measuring cup, and they are often not included with many less expensive measuring cup sets. Useful things you can change in the fusion file are: Parameters (Look in the bottom of the "Modify" menu): **volume_in_cups** (The total capacity of the measuring cup. Change the "3 / 4" part of it to something else if you want a different measuring cup capacity. Note that the text on the handle will need to be changed separately to match) **volume** (This is normally calculated using the volume_in_cups parameter, though if you plan to make a metric measuring cup, you should probably just change this to whatever volume you want. It does expect your volume in mm3 though) **diameter** (Diameter of the cup. Height will also adjust automatically to make the volume correct) **handle_length** (Handle length in mm) **handle_width** (Handle width in mm) From Time Line: **HandleDetails** (Sketch where you can change the text on the handle) **PetName** (The name of your pet to go on the side of the cup) **Emboss1** (Supress this if you don't want your pet name on the side of the cup) **Extrude6** (Supress this if you don't want a picture of a dog at the bottom of the cup) *Please note that I did not create the drawing of the dog. I found it uncredited on a website offering free artwork for people to use as tattoos. I only converted it to a DXF and imported it in to Fusion 360. Based on the source, I believe I'm probably allowed to use it. If you are the owner of the artwork and this is not the case or you'd like credit for it, please send me a message.*
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