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    Posted: 07.Dec.2007 at 03:16
i got an exam tommorow and still dont really understand how to calculate scales

many classmates are having trouble understanding it

i was wondering is any one could help

i can do the calculation but dont under stand it

one i remeber is for text hieght like leroy 80 is like 80/1000=.08x25.4/1000 x the scale (1:75) =.1524
like what did i just do dont understand it lol
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 07.Dec.2007 at 13:11
Originally posted by smurfs_182 smurfs_182 wrote:

i got an exam tommorow and still dont really understand how to calculate scales

many classmates are having trouble understanding it

i was wondering is any one could help

i can do the calculation but dont under stand it

one i remeber is for text hieght like leroy 80 is like 80/1000=.08x25.4/1000 x the scale (1:75) =.1524
like what did i just do dont understand it lol
 
In this case your problem is Converting inch vs mm .
 
You have a different system from our in EU etc
Problem is Scaling or Converting.
 
I am trying to give some sample.
1) 1:10 does mean 1 units in drawing = 10 units in real so and text multiplay with 10.
2) 1inch=25.4 mm so you multiplay units in inch with 25.4 
 
I have no time more to explay better .
 
Ing Arben.Allaraj
http://cad-drafting-corner.blogspot.com
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