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I thought of that, so the scale pdf includes a reference line of specific length. You print once, measure that line, then adjust your printer accordingly until it's on the money.
Last edited by Richard in Florida; 03-28-2013 at 10:44 AM. |
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Perhaps a better way would to be provided with dia. of pulley then give measurement for 10 deg. increments. For example 6'' dia. pulley = .523" per 10 deg. So rather than printing it can be layed out. Just a thought
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