Radius Find

 Step 1: Set up your units 

  1. Open Blender and select the Scene Properties tab (the icon with a cone and sphere) from the Properties Editor.
  2. Under the Units section, change the Unit System to Metric.
  3. Set the Length to Centimeters. This will allow you to directly enter "cm" values without Blender performing a conversion. 
Step 2: Calculate the radius 
The formula for circumference is
C=2×Ο€×rcap C equals 2 cross pi cross r
, where
Ccap C
is the circumference and
rr
is the radius. 
  • C=64 cmcap C equals 64 cm
  • r=C2×Ο€r equals the fraction with numerator cap C and denominator 2 cross pi end-fraction
  • r=642×Ο€10.186 cmr equals the fraction with numerator 64 and denominator 2 cross pi end-fraction is approximately equal to 10.186 cm
Step 3: Create the cylinder 
  1. Delete the default cube by selecting it and pressing the Delete key.
  2. Press Shift+A and navigate to Mesh > Cylinder to add a new cylinder to your scene.A menu will appear in the bottom-left corner of the 3D viewport. If it is hidden, press F9 to open it.In the menu, find the Radius field and enter your calculated value: 10.186 cm.Press Enter to confirm the value and create the cylinder with a 64 cm circumference. You can now adjust the cylinder's height or other properties as needed.

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