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Not quite...as I can get a break-down, for example Right at this moment it is a mix of Bing, Google, and Yandex for the Bots...

I just looked at there help space...and using the print to cut feature seems like all you do is set your image and press Make It? Not a lot of options as I can see...and that is exactly why I did not buy one. It doesn't appear to have the vector editor built in so you can't modify your cut file...

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..Wow...looks like that turning radius is about 3 inches...Yep...build to be launched!

Not a Stuka, but you can get copies of Microfisch data from US National Air and Space Museum...I got a full set and found a company that scans them at the full resolution of the plan...in total, I got (4700 high-res, grayscale images in LZW-packed TIFF format – in total, about 300 GB) of the...

I 3d printed a bunch of the Gear hearts for Valentines' day awhile back... Made them into KeyChains. It was a hit!

some nice Some nice data files here German Luftwaffe Resources. It was where I found specs for a Jumo 213 Inverted V12

One thing I do on something like that engine block is to make an inner core out of at least 0.5mm thick stock...then that will get you a nice hard surface to glue the outer skin to, and you can even cut the parts apart and glue individually...just make sure to allow for overlaps on the corners.

I wanna build Sam, the Thomas the Tank Allegheny 2 6 6 6 !!

I have a bottle that I use and it is still the old formula...hate to say or rather can't say how old the stuff is...over 5 years that's for sure!

Look back at some of my posts like this one on "tool or not a tool"...some info in there, it should translate to the Cricut, as the software should be at least similar. " I figure every company steals ideas from their competitors!"

Yeah! Probably not. Looks way to thick and "Tan?"...there will always be a discussion on what the best glue is to use...But I stick with the one I prefer, and that would be Aleene's Tacky Glue...it is not expensive, comes in various formulas, such as quick-grab, turbo, etc, etc...I prefer the...

Cutting area is determined by page size, up to 12x12...( Mat limitation...but then you could find some 3 mm vinal and make that 12" x 30' if you wish! On the print and cut side of things, it takes 3 registration marks Upper L&R and Lower L...these have to be a clear area and set up in the page...

I haven't tried the rubber as yet, but I do need a solution for a rubber track, that is simpler than casting some silicon, so will give it a try ( one of these days)... Zigzags are also a good pattern ( I got I think 5 or so right now, including the "Heart" pattern, all done up in .dxf's for...

Me Too!! But I really hate the ones that have the structure, frame and all, then they seal the bottom and add a 1/2 box engine and trans...and it has all the space requirements for an engine compartment...that's just lazy in my book...even a simple engine and trans would do...got several like...

Now that is WAY COOL!!! I just watched a YouTube on assembly and use...sure beats the old ways!

Only 50%!! Not COOL! I don't know the cost difference between my Cameo and the Cricut..but on Print and cut on the Cameo you get about 95%, Just have to leave 3 squares open on the top and bottom Left edges for the registration marks... I do know the Cameo was NOT cheap! But I got lucky and got...

Wow, Dude...You have really stepped up your game...Very nice innovations going on here and showing some GREAT "Greebling"!! Love it!!

Welcome to Zealot! Great to have another modeler here that is interested in creating, Great Dwarf, by the way, reminds me of tabletop gaming models, and the really old Vikings game from the 80s' ( loved that game )!

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