A triangle with a 92° angle doesn't readily lend itself to the trig functions.Here's how I would calculate that angle. Measure from the corner of the house to the corner of the railing. Measure the other legs of the triangles and then apply trig functions to calculate the angles. I think I've seen some online calculators too.
Of course in real life I'd probably make a pattern or something similar.
Now if I can find a super easy way to figure out the angle of a slope for pipe drop/rise.
Being trained as a tool and die maker and spending 43 years around the industry I thought I had seen every kind of sine bar ever made. But I your wooden one is something new to me. Very cleaver.I didn't think to try to work a sine bar into this discussion, and don't think I will.
That one is not mine. I chose the pic because it demonstrated its use. Mine is effective but not as pretty.Being trained as a tool and die maker and spending 43 years around the industry I thought I had seen every kind of sine bar ever made. But I your wooden one is something new to me. Very cleaver.
I should make a wood one.That one is not mine. I chose the pic because it demonstrated its use. Mine is effective but not as pretty.
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