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accdave wrote:It's a good job somebody has had an issue with it, Ian was just on his way out to specsavers

Dave, I've managed to cancel my Specsavers appointment........

Andrew, many thanks for letting me know I wasn't going mad after all.

I've been stretching mine by 10mm too & that is all I wanted to know so, many thanks.

Someone just told me the earth isn't flat ..........

Ian

Ian M;10856 wrote:Dave, I've managed to cancel my Specsavers appointment........

Andrew, many thanks for letting me know I wasn't going mad after all.

I've been stretching mine by 10mm too & that is all I wanted to know so, many thanks.

Someone just told me the earth isn't flat ..........

Ian

any chance you could upload your stretch 10mm circle as a template?
iv'e just notice this now it does look kinda oval!
thanks

It's something to do with 'parallax' distortion.....:biggrin:

I'm with you Ian. Unless you print a small circle, it does look oval. Can't be avoided, it's just the curve of the mug

I commented earlier on this but it was always small circles i've done in the past - I did a large circle the other day and it had to be stretched to look right on the mug.

Barry, I don't use a template I just increase the width by 10mm & that does the trick.

John G;67886 wrote:I commented earlier on this but it was always small circles i've done in the past - I did a large circle the other day and it had to be stretched to look right on the mug.

I just knew it was catching.

Martinx;67882 wrote:I'm with you Ian. Unless you print a small circle, it does look oval. Can't be avoided, it's just the curve of the mug

Thanks Martin.