Thanks, Jon!!  I've been stuck for 2 months on my Postal Jeep model because I 
can't figure out how to shape the sides of the hood.

Paul M.

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  To: [email protected] 
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  Subject: [Papermodels II 35248] Re: Need help with how to measure correctly...


        http://jleslie48.com/cone/index.html



        --- On Tue, 3/24/09, Paul McCool <[email protected]> wrote:

          From: Paul McCool <[email protected]>
          Subject: [Papermodels II 35244] Re: Need help with how to measure 
correctly...
          To: [email protected]
          Date: Tuesday, March 24, 2009, 3:21 PM


I can do cylinders and circles all day long.  What kicks my tail is cones.Paul 
M.----- Original Message ----- From: "jleslie48" <[email protected]>To: 
"Papermodels II" <[email protected]>Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 
5:36 AMSubject: [Papermodels II 35220] Re: Need help with how to measure 
correctly...>> from
 http://jleslie48.com/faq.html :>> ...> Now, think about a cylinder, it has a 
height, and if you look at it> from the top, it is a circle. Now take a pair of 
scissors and slice up> the side, It unrolls into a rectangle. one set of sides 
of the> rectangle are the height of the cylinder, and the other sides have a> 
relationship to the diameter of the recently destroyed circle. Back to> Ms 
Hinchleys class, the side in question represents the CIRCUMFERENCE> of the 
circle, which has the formula,>> circumference= 2(pi)Radius = (pi)Diameter 
where>> pi is a very specific value approximately 3.1415. We'll skip the> 
discussion on where the 3.1415 came from, but trust me on this. Well> now the 
cylinders of a rocket, at any scale, in any unit of measure> are a mere 
mathematical calculation away. With MS Word, I can now make> the circles and
 rectangles exactly those dimensions, and,...>>>>>> On Mar 23, 11:00 pm, abbe 
<[email protected]> wrote:>> Hi All,>> I'm kind of new to this and need 
some help. I am trying to make a>> straight piece so I can put it around a 
circle (like how a drum would>> look)- can you tell me how I should 
mathematically measure this>> please? Anyone know? I remember that it's a 
formula of some sort-just>> forgot what it was. Thanks ahead of time. Also, I 
am creating a hand>> our of paper and it's not going to well I am having 
problems>> determining how to measure for some of the fingers? Anyone have 
any>> suggestions? Hope someone will have some very good advice for me here.>> 
Thanks so much!>> abbe> >  
    
     
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