I use Google Earth for all measurements, and when that’s not available I use images to accurately determine the height of a building.
Good luck in your search, but I can’t help you, sorry.
I got the height for Indianapolis by comparing to known dimensions, such as the height of aircraft parked at the gates, or the marked clearance dimensions on the passageways underneath. Also, my dad used to work the ramp at IND and indicated that the height of a baggage cart is about 6 feet. So that was another point of reference. Fixed the height of the main deck floor above the ramp, then established the overall height of the structure in proportion to that. But I suppose my process was a little more involved since my terminal no longer exists. For buildings that still exist, there are 3D models in Google Earth and you can zoom in down to ground level and measure them directly with the included tools! The old parking garage is still standing, so I was able to measure it that way.
The terminal is ~6cm tall. This was designed on Fusion360 and printed on a BambuLab A1.
Thanks. Just wondering, what speed do you run the A1 on? Or is it a fixed speed? I’m planning to get the Bambi Lab P1S and just wanted to know.
The speed is decided by the slicer, it’s somewhere between 10 and 300mm/s.
Do you have the AMS system for the A1?
Yep! That’s how I print in multiple colours.
I see, I am thinking about purchasing the MMU3 for my Prusa MK4, but I was also having a look at Bambu's printers as the Mini + AMS Lite is about the same price as purchasing the MMU3 alone.
I’ve got some experience with the MMU3 on the Mk3 Prusas, it works fine but is very finicky and rather slow.
I see. I believe the MMU3 is faster on the MK4 and I would personally just stay all Prusa, but the A1 is certainly a great option and I have it on my list.
