Make your own clutch circles on boards for home targets! Unlike other stencils on the market, this one gives the option of painting a clutch without needing to use an existing 1-ring as a reference point.
File download includes a PDF sized to be printed on 8.5x11 letter paper and an SVG file with cut settings for medium clear acrylic on the commonly used glowforge hobbyist laser.
If printing on paper and cutting out, the black lines are the cut lines. Measure that the clutch circles are printing at 2” before cutting to confirm your printer is properly capturing the scale.
**Version 5, Updated 2/16/24: Included note informing the user to verify standard board dimensions and how to proceed if their board is not 48” long. Added measurement reference line denoting bottom of clutch to be 38.5” from bottom of board, assuming standard board length.
Make your own clutch circles on boards for home targets! Unlike other stencils on the market, this one gives the option of painting a clutch without needing to use an existing 1-ring as a reference point.
File download includes a PDF sized to be printed on 8.5x11 letter paper and an SVG file with cut settings for medium clear acrylic on the commonly used glowforge hobbyist laser.
If printing on paper and cutting out, the black lines are the cut lines. Measure that the clutch circles are printing at 2” before cutting to confirm your printer is properly capturing the scale.
**Version 5, Updated 2/16/24: Included note informing the user to verify standard board dimensions and how to proceed if their board is not 48” long. Added measurement reference line denoting bottom of clutch to be 38.5” from bottom of board, assuming standard board length.
**IMPORTANT NOTE: Check that your board measures 48" long. If it doesn't, then these measurements may not work. In that case, either reference the 1-ring for vertical clutch placement or confirm clutch bottoms are going to be located 78.5" up from the ground when board is mounted.
Disclaimer: Please note, this is NOT a physical product. This item is a digital file to be used to in making the item pictured.
