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• 1. SCALING, DIMENSIONING AND EXPORTING TO PDF PRINT SETTINGS AUTODESK AUTOCAD
• 2. AutoCAD - Plotting (Printing) Tutorial
• 3. Iron Man helmet Pepakura tutorial Part 1 (software, scaling, printing and building)
• 4. 1 - (Downloading, Scaling & Printing Files) Foam Pepakura Iron Man Suit/Armor explanation
• 5. 3d printed ZooM lampshade by michiel cornelissen
• 6. 3D Printed Zoom H1 microphone holder

SCALING, DIMENSIONING AND EXPORTING TO PDF PRINT SETTINGS AUTODESK AUTOCAD

AutoCAD - Plotting (Printing) Tutorial

User Comments

Cadcoaching commented on 29 Sep 2013

There's no setting to control the background colour. You could set up a patch of solid blue hatch behind the objects you are printing, or another option is to print to PDF and then do some colour manipulation in Photoshop.

Eduardo Florian commented on 29 Jun 2015

I did as the video instructed but honestly it didnt work for me... I have autocad 2016, all i get is a BLANK preview. super frustrating. plz help

william gonzález commented on 24 Sep 2013

thank that it´s very helpful, but i have a question, if i want to printing the background in blue how can i do that?

Ruth Hammond commented on 05 Feb 2015

Very helpful and easy to follow.

keval vekariya commented on 28 May 2015

its very help full me..........

Glenn Navarro commented on 02 Dec 2015

very helpful! thanks a lot

Lohlola commented on 08 Jun 2015

Thank you so much!

Md Easin Xayn commented on 11 Nov 2015

thanks

Iron Man helmet Pepakura tutorial Part 1 (software, scaling, printing and building)

User Comments

John McDonagh commented on 14 Dec 2015

very good video! I'm just after getting A4 160 gsm sheets would that be too light? I didn't know what type to get!

Homerino Collectibles commented on 14 Dec 2015

+John McDonagh Thank you! Basically anything around the thickness of 175 like I used should be fine as long it it is thicker than regular writing/ printer paper and more along the lines of card then it will hold it's shape and retain the resin just fine.

Gur amg commented on 13 Dec 2015

Is there actually going to be a part 2? Because I really need to know more about how to use the non-toxic resin

Gur amg commented on 14 Dec 2015

Thanks that's great to hear

Homerino Collectibles commented on 14 Dec 2015

Yes the video was made and t had problems so I've actually made another helmet and got it to the same point to make the video again plus it will be much better and informative I'm hoping to get it all out together in the next few days so stay tuned! There will be a lot of progress on my armour before the end of the year and I will be videoing as much as I can so stay tuned and sorry it's taken so long! Thanks for watching

Infam0us Zer0 commented on 21 Nov 2015

I SEE STAR WARS THE OLD REPUBLIC! sorry i just love that game so much and i havent played it in awhile

Infam0us Zer0 commented on 22 Nov 2015

ahahah i understand that. i always get distracted with different games

Homerino Collectibles commented on 22 Nov 2015

+Infam0us Zer0 I haven't played it that much to be honest I got stuck into Empire at war about the same time and then now Battlefront aha

chess chester commented on 12 Nov 2015

Pepakura isn't compatible with Mac.

Homerino Collectibles commented on 12 Nov 2015

+chess chester it can be used on Mac there's tutorials on the rpf and youtube on how

Aaron Adkins commented on 05 Nov 2015

how do you measure your head and what did you use

Homerino Collectibles commented on 06 Nov 2015

+Aaron Adkins you can create your own measuring devices out of cardboard try googling it it's what I did however i didnt even need to on this one i just made it in regular paper first and it fit

1 - (Downloading, Scaling & Printing Files) Foam Pepakura Iron Man Suit/Armor explanation

User Comments

devin schmelter commented on 31 Oct 2015

awesome but my biggest issue. I download a file and it comes with a Trojan virus. I download another I get a malware virus. are there any safe pepakura files out there?????

devin schmelter commented on 01 Nov 2015

+StarksWarehouse awesome thanks!

StarksWarehouse commented on 01 Nov 2015

+devin schmelter all the download files I share are safe. please make sure you are clicking the right download. check my Q&A video i made for a more detailed video on how to download the files

matsspringuel777 commented on 07 Oct 2015

hey i've been watching your tutorials on the iron man suit! quick question , when you print it out , do you adjust the paper settings to A4? Because mine is standard on a 'Letter' format. Do I keep it in letter paper size ? Or adjust it to A4? thanks!

StarksWarehouse commented on 12 Oct 2015

No problem, I dont remember what size mine was, its just a game of trial and error o get the right size helmet. 

matsspringuel777 commented on 10 Oct 2015

Thanks so much ! one last question : What size was your helmet ? I mean in centimeters ? Because the guy I'm measuring it for has 24 centimeters ( from front to back ) and 19 centimeters sideways. Could this be correct ? Do I adjust the helmet entrance to these measurments ? Sorry to bother you , but it's the first time working with pepakura :-) Thanks for helping us out! And are these gonna fit on A4 ?

StarksWarehouse commented on 07 Oct 2015

+matsspringuel777 Hi, yeah f you are printing of A4 you will want to adjust the size of the pepakura settings and the printer settings to A4 also.

Aniq Azir commented on 17 Sep 2015

can i use an a4 paper for printing?

StarksWarehouse commented on 17 Sep 2015

the same goes for the gloves or each individual part as it does with the whole armor. same method. it is all trial and error though so try the method and see how it goes :)

Aniq Azir commented on 17 Sep 2015

+StarksWarehouse yes, but i'll be copying it on a foam later. But i still didnt understand the scaling part.... How to scale the gloves... Cuz the link you gave me tells only about scaling the "whole" armor. Thanks for replying :)

StarksWarehouse commented on 17 Sep 2015

+Aniq Azir Yes you can, it just may tear easier that card

3d printed ZooM lampshade by michiel cornelissen

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