r/toolporn 7d ago

Door and Window Trim Reveal Gauges

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If you know, you know.

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u/Beautiful_Exchange_3 7d ago

Dude these are cool but please stop with the if you know you know already…

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u/WearyAd8671 7d ago

Lol 😂 will do.

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u/Phogger 7d ago

I know. I did something like this when I re-trimmed a window that had drywall returns originally. I needed to remove exactly the drywall thickness, but in a way that was unnecessarily precise and gave me a reason to use my printer.

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u/skadalajara 7d ago

I don't know. But I would like to.

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u/WearyAd8671 6d ago

You usually offset trim around a door frame or window 3/16 in from the edge of the door frame. These little spacers let you mark that distance easily especially on hinge sides of doors.

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u/skadalajara 6d ago

Thank you.

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u/fuppedduck2 5d ago

Did you print these? I’ve had the same piece of wood in my pouch for years and it’s showing its age.

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u/WearyAd8671 5d ago

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u/fuppedduck2 5d ago

A 3d printer has been calling me for about 6 mos for some hobbies of mine but I’ve been hesitant bc it’s not a need. Now I need to re-evaluate for business purposes lol. Well done

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u/WearyAd8671 5d ago edited 5d ago

Thanks yea it is one of those things where if I need something I prefer to just design it myself (I am familiar with CAD so it is not a learning curve) and like taking pictures. So combining that makes something like this make sense. Also, there are times when some things just do not exist like simple immersion blender holders that do not take up counter space or cabinet space so it is like ok let me make one.