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To print the peg top, first boost its size by a factor of one hundred. ...Scaling is set at 1:100.

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To get your peg top ready for printing, you must amplify its size by a factor of one hundred. A scale of 1:100 is the starting point. ...Feel free to fine-tune as needed.

Before assembling the spinning top, you must enlarge its size tenfold by a factor of ten to one.

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A scan of a the DEADMAN! Had to paint him up a little bit since he was mostly black ... hated to do it ... ...but I went ahead and did the dang thing.

I forgot to upload the Nerf dart carrier, sorry about that. Lately, I picked up a Tie Striker at a flea market without its wing. My son was really excited about it, so I made an extra wing to replace the missing one. There are two versions: The...

To print the frame, first enlarge it tenfold by scaling it up from size one to a massive scale of ten.

To print the frame properly, you must amplify its size tenfold beforehand.

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A modified YT-1300 cockpit, replete with an English Electric Canberra B8 fighter style cockpit on top to replace the cockpit of the Hasbro 3.75" Battle Action Millennium Falcon, scaled to fit alongside 28-32mm miniatures. ... Unfortunately, I cannot...

To print the pegtop, you must first enlarge it tenfold. ...Scale ratio of one to ten must be applied.

Before assembling the miniature merry-go-round, you must amplify its size by a factor of one hundred. ...Ratio: 1:100.

First, print the peg top blueprint. Next, scale up the design tenfold by multiplying each dimension by ten. This will give you a massive peg top with the same proportions as the original. Now, use a 3D printer or a CNC machine to bring this enlarged...

I didn't catch that the spinning top was rotating to the left right away. To print this toy, you first need to enlarge the design by a factor of ten. ...Ratio: 1:10

To prepare the peg top for printing, simply multiply its dimensions by a factor of 100. ...A scale of 1:100 is recommended to achieve accurate results.

I didn't catch on right away that the spinning tops were rotating to the left instead of right. Before printing out the peg top design, we need to multiply its size by a factor of ten. ...The scale should be set at 1:10.

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This figure is part of a project to rescue old toys: How to save a seed of all the trees in the world, my intention is to keep a digital seed of all the toys in the world. ... Support: https://www.facebook.com/Saint.negativo News:...

I should have caught that the spinning tops were rotating to the left right away. ...To get a proper print from the peg top, I'll need to crank up the scale by a factor of ten first - we're talking 1:10 here.

I didn't catch the spinning tops rotating to the left right away. To print a peg top, you must first boost its size by a factor of ten. ...The scale is set at 1:10.

I didn't catch that the spinning tops were rotating to the left right away. To get a printed model, you'll first need to enlarge the peg top design tenfold. ...Scale it up by a factor of 10.