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    Re: Cessna 172 1:1 Panel Drawing

    It prints out on Arch E paper which is 36x48. I did not try to tile as I wanted an easy to use cutting template. Actual dimensions of the panel are appx. 39.25" x 18.5".

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    Re: Cessna 172 1:1 Panel Drawing

    Quote Originally Posted by AK Mongo View Post
    It prints out on Arch E paper which is 36x48. I did not try to tile as I wanted an easy to use cutting template. Actual dimensions of the panel are appx. 39.25" x 18.5".

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    I'm probably better sending it off to a local print shop then. Do you think it will be available in Australia?

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    Re: Cessna 172 1:1 Panel Drawing

    Can't really help you with Ozzie paper sizes, I am afraid. Would be worth an email to your printer to ask. Only cost about 7 USD to do. It was readily available in the US. If not, then someone who knows AutoCAD can take the .dwg file I posted and convert it to local paper size for you.

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    Re: Cessna 172 1:1 Panel Drawing

    Found a printing service that does up to 841mm in width. If someone could nicely resize that so I will be able to print with these guys as it's only $8.20. They can go to any length.

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    Re: Cessna 172 1:1 Panel Drawing

    There is no need to re-size as their print size is bigger then the width of the drawing. At 841mm = 84.1cm = 33.64". The drawing is 18.25" so you have a margin 15.39" or 7.7" on the top and bottom.. If I remember correctly the drawing is formatted that way. You turned it so you can view it but when they print they won't do that. So they don't need anything from you but the pdf or dwg if they have Autocad (most likely) as large format printing is most common in blueprints.

    They will charge you the same no matter how much width you use so you can take advantage of that and use the space for something else. Like the center console perhaps. The area where your trims are located.
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    Re: Cessna 172 1:1 Panel Drawing

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    Hi,

    Can you please send me the CAD drawing as a CAD file?

    Is this possible?

    Kind Regards,

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    Dear Alex

    Can you plese send me dimensions of cessna 172 panel?

    thank you korn

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    Re: Cessna 172 1:1 Panel Drawing

    You can find the panel dimensions also from the Simkits website:
    http://www.simkits.com/brochures.php

    (Scroll down into the bottom end of the page)

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    Re: Cessna 172 1:1 Panel Drawing

    Most of the dimensions are discussed previously in this thread. If you need more questions though, please ask them here, and maybe I can help.

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    Re: Cessna 172 1:1 Panel Drawing

    Thanks for the upload, great help!

    I'm surprising a good friend with the panel in mdf, as he discontinued his PPL, and he's dreaming of building a better simulator, but has about.. oh.. ten thumbs?

    So, thanks again for the pdf!

    (building speakers after plans I'm used to building after plans with dimensions on them, not to scale. Just printing it out and drawing on the mdf will be less work I expect, especially with this many holes )

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