I had searched the web for a ruler tool or something that I could use to measure how tall the model was and I stumbled on this post. Then I learned that if you click the model and go to scale it will give you the dimensions of X, Y and Z. X was the blue bar/arrow pointing up so my Gengar was 175.01mm tall.
So if I understand this correctly, if you click on the scale button after your model is selected it's dimensions are displayed in mm.
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jweaver 2
I think I have worked out a way to do it..
I have drawn a cube and loaded it into CURA.. This allows me to scale it to an exact size.
Then I load the object that I want to print at a certain size, and can drag the 'cube' about a reference point to get the size i want.
So in my case, I have an object with a hole in it that I want to print at 28mm.. So Load the cube, scale it to 28mm.. The load the final object and scale it up/down until i get the cube to fit exactly in the hole.. Then I know it will be 28mm when it prints...
I hope this tip helps someone else.
Jon
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