Topic: Mini Solidoodle
Thanks to tc_fea from Thingiverse!
- Kyle
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Nice! Great addition to the forum.
- Jon
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That might just be the most adorable thing I've seen.
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We have a few of these around the office.
Former Solidoodle employee, no longer associated with the company.
- wolfi
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Hi,
I think this will be my first 3D-printing-project.
Regards,
wolfi
I placed my order 08-18-2012, ID: 3676, it's hard to wait!
Re: Mini Solidoodle
wolfi wrote:
Hi,
I think this will be my first 3D-printing-project.
Regards,
wolfi
We have lots of these in the office.
Former Solidoodle employee, no longer associated with the company.
7 2012-10-26 16:29:49 (edited by Sam Inman 2012-10-26 16:32:04)
Re: Mini Solidoodle
Hi everybody,
I haven’t received my printer yet, and do not have the printer software installed.
When I download an stl and open it in SolidWorks, the dimensions are very large.
Example: the solidoodle_110928c.stl shows up as 5000 mm^2 or 1968.5 inches ^2. I use SolidWorks nearly every day and never have dimensional issues, any thoughts.
Re: Mini Solidoodle
When you select *.STL in solidworks there is an Options button. Click that and select Millimeters for the units. That should take care of it
Re: Mini Solidoodle
Thanks for your reply,
I tried that before the first post, this is the result of the conversion displayed in the dimension, 5000 mm to 1968.5 inches.
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cmetzel wrote:
When you select *.STL in solidworks there is an Options button. Click that and select Millimeters for the units. That should take care of it
This is it.
Former Solidoodle employee, no longer associated with the company.
Re: Mini Solidoodle
cmetzel
You were correct, I was looking in the wrong place, thank you.