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README.md
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- Straight S12
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- Straight S10
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- Straight S5
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- Straight S4
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- Straight S2
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- Ramp I13
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How it fits
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- Two C15 and one C7 make exactly a 90 degree turn, where every part stays on the stud grid.
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- An s-curve with C15 moves over 20 studs, diagonals can be done with any length divisible by 5
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- An s-curve with C7 moves two studs, but diagonals require a full S25 to land cleanly again.
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- An I13 moves up 5 bricks
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See the [Cheatsheet](./R25.md) to see how incredibly flexible this system is.
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## Printing
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### Filament
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| Color | RAL | PLA Supplier | ABS Supplier |
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| ----------------- | ---------- | ---------------------- | ------------ |
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| Light Bluish Gray | `RAL 7040` | dasfilament, Prusament | |
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| Light Gray | `RAL 7005` | | |
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| Color | RAL | PLA Supplier | ABS Supplier |
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| ----------------- | ------------------------ | ---------------------- | ------------ |
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| Light Bluish Gray | `RAL 7040` | dasfilament, Prusament | |
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| Light Gray | `RAL 7005` or `RAL 7004` | | |
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- None of these colors will be an exact match, just the texture of 3d printing it can make a huge difference, but usually fall close enough in the range.
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- The original rails will be in _Light Gray_, not _Light Bluish Gray_, but since I barely own any pre- 2004 color change bricks I chose to match my other bricks instead.
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@@ -141,4 +134,5 @@ In case you are new to 3D printing:
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- Most filaments (including PLA) can release toxic gases when _burned_
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- FDM printing can cause fine particle emission
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- ABS when heated to normal printing temperatures can release styrene fumes
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- ABS when heated to normal printing temperatures releases styrene fumes,
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and should not be printed without very good ventilation.
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