
Here's a quick example of how I put very nice numbers around a stove knob I made to replace a worn one on our stove. Putting the numbers around the dial had me stumped for a while, but I ended up with this bit of a hack, but very workable solution. I thought I'd share. The code is available in the SCAD file and it's reasonably well commented so you should be able to go from there. Essentially, I created a STL file for each of the letters/digits I needed to use. Then I referenced these digits individually in an array that specified the angular position of whatever letters I needed to use. I built up dial readings by groups of individual letters, and adjusted the rotations accordingly. The results are fantastic, and the knob printed beautifully. You're going to want to design a knob of your own; this is just for a Westinghouse stove. However, in principle... print it, glue the shaft into the knob, and cook something nice.
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