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Old 11-10-2007, 06:48 AM
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How To: Creating Cheap Azimuth Circles

Hi all

Denis (mrsnipey) has written a great how-to article describing how to Create Cheap Azimuth Circles.

You can read the article on the IceInSpace Projects and Articles page, or directly by clicking on the link below:

Creating Cheap Azimuth Circles

Thanks to Denis for writing the article. If you'd like to submit an article or review to IceInSpace, please contact me.

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Old 25-07-2012, 04:06 PM
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Hi Denis
I was searching around for a cheap and easy way to do this project when by serendipity I happened upon your great post. I need to make a circle of ID 614mm and outside roughly 640mm, that's allowing 26mm for the graduation marks. Now using your 1 metre jpeg (if I may with your kind permission), how do I dimension down to the above measurements and how do I get the printer to print it out onto a couple of A4 sheets.

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