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In lugnet.general, Bram Lambrecht writes:
> [Please set the follow-up to the appropriate group]
> Since the design I based the part on is based on 1/16" = 4 LDU, the parts are
> a tiny bit too small, so it's kind of difficult to attach a regular Lego
> brick to the bottom. Attaching to the top works fine though. I may take
> some calipers to a brick and try to improve the dimensions a bit...unless
> someone has already done that?
Snippit from the FAQ:
http://www.lugnet.com/~330/FAQ/Build/dimensions
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From Robert Mufano:
Brick height 9.582 mm 0.37724 in
Plate height 3.194 mm 0.12575 in
Stud pitch 7.985 mm 0.31437 in
The following popular approximations are often used. Note that the Imperial
approximations are each about 1 percent smaller than the corresponding S.I.
(Metric) approximation:
S.I. Imperial
Brick height 9.6 mm = 48/5 mm 0.375 in = 3/8 in
Plate height 3.2 mm = 16/5 mm 0.125 in = 1/8 in
Stud pitch 8.0 mm 0.3125 in = 5/16 in
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DaveE
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