Miniature Queen Anne End Tables
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Published on January 5, 2012
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Description
1:24 End Tables for your favorite Queen Anne parlor set. Four sizes, two styles. Pick the tradition S-curve style tabletops for a fancier look, or choose the plain style for simpler approach.
These are scale reproductions. The file name corresponds to the following measurements of the full size furniture: Inches wide x Inches deep x Inches high.
The tall square tables (24"h) look nice next to the dining chairs and the short rectangular tables (20"h) nestle nicely under the roll arms of the sofas and wingback chair.
Building a Makerbot Playset? Scale the tables up by a factor of 1.5 to get them into 1:18 scale.
These are scale reproductions. The file name corresponds to the following measurements of the full size furniture: Inches wide x Inches deep x Inches high.
The tall square tables (24"h) look nice next to the dining chairs and the short rectangular tables (20"h) nestle nicely under the roll arms of the sofas and wingback chair.
Building a Makerbot Playset? Scale the tables up by a factor of 1.5 to get them into 1:18 scale.
Instructions
Pick your favorite table and print upside down as formatted. Or, if you can't decide, use the print plate to print them all.
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mifga
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January 5, 2012
said:
You can also print tiny Thingiverse objects to put on these lovely endtables! This entire series is really inspiring.
Stephenwinter
on
January 5, 2012
said:
You certainly have great skill and what a legacy. People will be building these for a hundred years and using your designs. They are beautifully crafted.
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Miniature Queen Anne End Tables by PrettySmallThings is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.
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I found that some of the tables on the combined stl file were a hair above the build plate, so they didn't start printing until the second layer. I had to bring all the individual tables into a new file and make sure everything was flush with the build plate, now it is printing very well.