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This is a Boston & Maine designed lineside telephone box that in real life was designed to open upward to provide rain shelter to employees. It is presented in multiple scales with G-Code already scaled for the vario model scales. The STL files are NOT scaled except for the folders they are contained in. Anyone printing will have to rescale down from those. The rescales change the thickness of construction and details so that they remain viable for printing.
This is a Boston & Maine designed lineside telephone box that in real life was designed to open upward to provide rain shelter to employees. It is presented in multiple scales with G-Code already scaled for the vario model scales. The STL files are NOT scaled except for the folders they are contained in. Anyone printing will have to rescale down from those. The rescales change the thickness of construction and details so that they remain viable for printing.
GCODE files are already set of course. When printing your own from STL, it is recommended that you have the phone box laying on its back and use full normal support everywhere settings along with a raft. If you wish to print the phone box for building mounting, you can simply cut the post off the back or, if working from the STL, you can sink the box below deck in your slicer program until the post is gone.
