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> I would guess theres someone here who knows all about this stuff
> and can advise me on the ins and outs.
>
> Please.

> Howard wrote:
>> I would guess theres someone here who knows all about this stuff
>> and can advise me on the ins and outs.
>>
>> Please.
>
> http://www.protogenic.com/STL File.aspx as a starter for ten.
>
>

> Brownz @ Work wrote:
>> Howard wrote:
>>> I would guess theres someone here who knows all about this stuff
>>> and can advise me on the ins and outs.
>>>
>>> Please.
>>
>> http://www.protogenic.com/STL File.aspx as a starter for ten.
>>
>>
> I can get that far on my own, I need to speak to someone about
> this sort of file and the options therein.

> I need to speak to someone about this sort of file and the options
> therein.

> Howard wrote:
>> Brownz @ Work wrote:
>>> Howard wrote:
>>>> I would guess theres someone here who knows all about
>>>> this stuff and can advise me on the ins and outs.
>>>>
>>>> Please.
>>> http://www.protogenic.com/STL File.aspx as a starter for
>>> ten.
>>>
>>>
>> I can get that far on my own, I need to speak to someone
>> about this sort of file and the options therein.
>
> I think a little less cryptic info would be useful.
>
>> I need to speak to someone about this sort of file and the
>> options therein.
>
> What do you want to speak about.
>
> Creating this sort of file, viewing this sort of file, editing
> this sort of file, converting this sort of file, creating
> something from this sort of file .... etc
>
> Not that I know fuck all about them, because I dont, but I
> know theyre used in an industry that Im connected with.
>

> Thanks. I am hoping that from one CAD file (*.stl, as I
> understand it) different sized models can be made.
> ie Are all the dimensions relative to one another so that if one
> measurement is changed, then all the others change relative to
> it, and the design maintains its integrity?

>> Creating this sort of file, viewing this sort of file, editing
>> this sort of file, converting this sort of file, creating
>> something from this sort of file .... etc
>>
>> Not that I know fuck all about them, because I dont, but I
>> know theyre used in an industry that Im connected with.
>>
> Thanks. I am hoping that from one CAD file (*.stl, as I
> understand it) different sized models can be made.
> ie Are all the dimensions relative to one another so that if one
> measurement is changed, then all the others change relative to
> it, and the design maintains its integrity?
>
>

> Howard subjected us to:
>
>>> Creating this sort of file, viewing this sort of file, editing
>>> this sort of file, converting this sort of file, creating
>>> something from this sort of file .... etc
>>>
>>> Not that I know fuck all about them, because I dont, but I
>>> know theyre used in an industry that Im connected with.
>>>
>> Thanks. I am hoping that from one CAD file (*.stl, as I
>> understand it) different sized models can be made.
>> ie Are all the dimensions relative to one another so that if one
>> measurement is changed, then all the others change relative to
>> it, and the design maintains its integrity?
>>
>>
>
> Wot e said. An .stl (Stereo Lithography) file is just a surface
> approximation from a CAD program, *usually* used for rapid prototyping. If
> you want to scale one and keep the (albeit rough) dimensional accuracy of
> the parent 3D model youd be better off obtaining the original CAD file,
> scale that, and then save as an .stl.
>