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Worked examples

Three reproducible scenarios, with the complete inputs and calculated outputs.

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Worked scenario

Base example

Original width is 40 mm. All other inputs remain at the base values.

Input	Value	Unit
Original width	40	mm
Original depth	30	mm
Original height	65	mm
Target width	60	mm

Calculated results

Result	Value	Unit
Uniform scale	150	%
Scaled depth	45	mm
Scaled height	97.5	mm
Solid volume multiplier	3.375	times

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Worked scenario

Smaller first input

Original width is 32 mm. All other inputs remain at the base values.

Input	Value	Unit
Original width	32	mm
Original depth	30	mm
Original height	65	mm
Target width	60	mm

Calculated results

Result	Value	Unit
Uniform scale	187.5	%
Scaled depth	56.25	mm
Scaled height	121.875	mm
Solid volume multiplier	6.5918	times

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Worked scenario

Larger first input

Original width is 48 mm. All other inputs remain at the base values.

Input	Value	Unit
Original width	48	mm
Original depth	30	mm
Original height	65	mm
Target width	60	mm

Calculated results

Result	Value	Unit
Uniform scale	125	%
Scaled depth	37.5	mm
Scaled height	81.25	mm
Solid volume multiplier	1.9531	times

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Measure the feature that matters for fit and recheck tolerances after scaling, especially holes and snap-fit details.