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2D Templates for Hat Block Sizes

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Topic: 2D Templates for Hat Block Sizes
Posted By: GlennS81
Subject: 2D Templates for Hat Block Sizes
Date Posted: 24.Jun.2011 at 19:30
Hello everyone!
 
I have searched the forum and internet wide and cannot find anything on this.  I'm trying to make my own hat blocks in autocad/inventor, but cannot determine the correct hat sizes in their long oval/wide oval 2D form.  Has anyone ever done this or know of a place I can get such information?  Any help would be much appreciated.
 
Glenn


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Posted By: Douglas5
Date Posted: 29.Jun.2011 at 17:33
Hi Glenn,..
Nice read and useful ideas,..i am also looking for this kind of helps,..


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Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 29.Jun.2011 at 18:41
OK...I think Mr. Douglas5 is just a scammer of sorts.

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Posted By: GlennS81
Date Posted: 30.Jun.2011 at 13:49
Well, I have made progress.  I had made a hat block a while back using a piece of wire and that gave me the shape and size.  I traced an outline of my hat block and scanned it into my computer and imported that into autocad and scaled it correctly.  I was then able to get a better more symetrical ellipse from that outline.  I have figured out what my perimeter length is from the new ellipse which gives me a idea of my precise hat size.  From there I'm hoping to just add the differential from front to side (an amount I recently learned from a friend) in order to get a set of templates in different hat sizes and shapes.  Hope this all makes sense.  Again, if anyone knows a better way or could contribute ideas or provide suggestions it would be much appreciated.
 
Thanks,
Glenn

Posted By: Jasper1
Date Posted: 08.Jul.2011 at 16:05
I thinks 2D Templates are also best for the posting wallpapers on the walls of the rooms,.

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Posted By: Broderick
Date Posted: 17.Aug.2011 at 14:31
2D templates and wall decoration stickers are best ways to decorate the walls of the rooms,.they are easy to remove and posted on the walls,.

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Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 17.Aug.2011 at 18:41
Hey Brod: You have any idea what you are talking about?  

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