So if I understood it right, the wall should be around 1 cm thick in 1/35 scale?
hmm, I have to be doing something wrong
I will try to work with the styrofoam and maybe I will come back to the cork
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To all of you guys that are interested in my build. I may put it aside for some time because there is a lot of going around me at the moment. So that you know it will take me a LOT of time for me to finish this project, if I ever finish it.
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A double thickness brick wall would equal approximately one brick length in thickness.
The brick dimensions given above are variously 215mm or 250mm long.
215 / 35 = 6.14 or 250 / 35 = 7.14
Different nations have different standard sizes for their bricks.
Russian and British sizes are listed above.
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Thats a nice looking cutter, where did you get it?
Ken
Thanks.
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What device would you recommend for cutting precise strips and rectangles of thin plastic sheet? My right angles never seem to be quite, umm, right.
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I know what you mean. I have had the same problem.
I would use the Chopper or a version of it.
The slicer could probably be used cutting strips of plastic with a few more passes. Depending on thickness I wouldnât try in one or two.
Another option is a micro mitre box.
A third option straightedge and micro clamps can also be used. To get the consistent strips and then use the chopper or mitre box to made the rectangles.
Another option is something like the Dspiae multi angle sander. https://www.dspiae.com/en/a/PRODUCTS/PRODUCTSB/64.html
However I might have two left thumbs cause I cannot get it work or results like I think it should but I still new to the product.
Hope this helps.
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Thank you for the recommendations! In the past, I looked at miter boxes but those other two thingamathings are new to me.
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