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I'm sure both Carl and Sheryl appreciated the gesture as well as the craftsmanship that went into that model. Sure looked nice! |
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Thanks for the catch. I couldn't see that, mine is still in the package and I didn't think to rotate it. That was the short ones at 1.15" , the long ones are just a scosh over 1.49" so I'm gonna say 1.5" for the long ones. |
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Also, does anyone know if the Quest Museum is still accessible anywhere? There were great photos not just of Leeds Sweete but also Sterling Atomic crayon sharpeners being used as Mark II nosecones. |
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Do you have a measurement on the exact height? Thanks! -Jack |
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I've updated the design based on the input from those with the numbers, which helps a lot. Thanks to everyone for your help. Take a look at the design and let me know what you think. If I need to I will go back and create a third version. |
That second picture on the thingiverse link looks MUCH better. I'm glad we were able to flush out some real dimensions for you.
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Jack, I get 2.03" without the removable bottom that's for clean out the crayon shavings. It is a crayon sharpener after all. |
Thanks for the info!
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my sharpener is in storage somewhere, but note that there is a slight "flare" at the bottom (and possibly a circumferal ridge at the very bottom, but that I'm not sure if it is part of the shell or the base. |
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I've got the Stine-Carlisle letters, and a couple of other documents on SoAR's links/resources page. I've got the old MMI photos scattered on my disk drive but not on the web. I don't remember what else was there. |
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