1 Topic by Manx (edited by Manx 2013-02-14 02:33:32)

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Topic: hold on Problem with print size

ok so i'm looking at printing a file and i load it up and the file comes out way to small and was wonderign if anyone can help me figure out whats going on

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2 Reply by Manx

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Re: hold on Problem with print size

this is another file that seems to be working

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3 Reply by pcpoirier

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Re: hold on Problem with print size

It is probaly in inches.  Scale it by 25.4

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Re: hold on Problem with print size

Manx,

I tried to print that too.  The file was created with inches as the unit.  Scale it up by what he said.  However it seemed like after I scaled it, that it was still too big to be printed by the solidoodle without cutting in two.

5 Reply by Skyblue

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Re: hold on Problem with print size

Just scale it in Repetier, then save STL.