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Tags
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Any kind of angle – please use subcategories where possible |
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Angle between two planes of studs – for 90° and 180° often called SNOT. |
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Angle between two rows of studs in the same plane – sometimes called SNIR or SNARL |
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1 – 10 in LDU Any kind of distance – please use subcategories where possible |
see below |
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1 – 4 in LDU Distance between two parallel planes of studs |
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1 – 10 in LDU Distance between two studs on the same plane (along the stud grid). For 10 LDU / half stud often called Jumper |
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1+ in parts |
see below |
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1+ in parts |
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1+ in parts |
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no value |
see below |
[TODO] |
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[TODO] |
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no value |
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no value |
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3+ in facettes |
see below |
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none |
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none |
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4+ in faces |
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3+ in edges Shaped like a plain figure, if depth / thickness is ignored. |
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none Shaped like a sphere |
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5+ in edges Shaped like a star, if depth / thickness is ignored. |
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none Shaped like a doughnut |
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1+ in length units, three values Width, depth and height – the height often being the direction most of the studs point towards and the depth being the smaller one of the two remaining. |