HOW TO USE AN ANGLE FINDER

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[@patrickmclaughlin6013]

Had that little yellow angle finder for 10 years, now I finally know how to use it! Thank You!

[@Caliber8Tools]

That’s a good thing.

[@psdesignssmith7867]

Hey man I know topics like this seem rudimentary to some but for guys like me who forget things or "been awhile" since I've done angles with a miter this video was the perfect refresher! Thank you for making this. This was explained super easy not only to comprehend but using many tools of today made your demonstration very easy to remember!!! Oddly enough I just needed a refresh finding a odd angle on some aluminum pipe I'm cutting pie cuts from and just needed to see someone use basically and specifically all these tools you used and just made me life soooo much easier!! Thank you

[@Caliber8Tools]

You’re welcome. Glad it helped.

[@dollhousegirl7153]

I think this video has saved me! Now I can install my dollhouse baseboards and crown molding with more precision. You have no idea how much I appreciate this upload. I hope you live a charmed life, Caliber8 Tools.

[@clydejohnson2333]

Thank God! You are a blessing from above. I wish I had you as my teacher 50 years ago when I was in class. I could have become a star pupil instead of a struggling dunce. I had to teach myself geometry in my mid-30s because I enjoy DIY projects and I wanted to be better at them. You simplified what can be considered as difficult.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@bobrenda1618]

Good job with this video. I thought the General angle Finder I have would be simple and easy to use. I always was puzzled by it. You clarified things well and your presentation was very easy to follow. 👏

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@SteveLynch-z8h]

Thank you sir, you have a real talent for making things simple ! 👍

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thank you. Glad it helped.

[@eponymousIme]

Very helpful. You're a good teacher!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thank you. Glad it helped.

[@gregbabington4804]

Thanks for keeping it simple. Really helped me.

[@Caliber8Tools]

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[@Duke4ever188]

Great explanation sir, I especially liked the machinist’s angle finder one👍🏻

[@Caliber8Tools]

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[@tpsooner7816]

Really like your clear & thorough approach to explaining tbings

[@Caliber8Tools]

Appreciate your feedback. Glad it helped.

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Thanks, Mister, it never hurts to get a refresher. Definitely has been a while since I was doing production machinist wotk

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped

[@nathanmorrow6981]

I have one of the plastic angle finders and this video explains some things I didn't know about it. Thanks.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@seangholipour3884]

I bought one those yellow plastic angle finder from HomeDepot a few years ago l lost the box with direction how to use and never could figure out how to use it. I want to thank you for your great video and explanation.

[@Caliber8Tools]

You’re welcome. Glad it helped.

[@seagull6931]

Looking forward to maybe a future video explaining the use of the other surfaces uses and how-to's!

[@loramcclamrock5549]

Very clear explanation! Did not know how to use the yellow one. Thank you!!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thank you, glad it helped.

[@chaseking9774]

Excellent video, man. I appreciate you explaining everything and not assuming we understand the basics. 👍🏻

[@Caliber8Tools]

@Chase King, really appreciate your feedback thank you.

[@brianmiller5074]

Thank you for your video. Very informative and I enjoyed watching and learning.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped. You’re welcome.

[@TheNewMexicoMan]

Thanks for your videos. They are very helpful and you are a good teacher. What you do matters!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Appreciate you. Glad it helped.

[@Paradox3627505]

Thanks for posting this how-to-video. I'm using the yellow analog device. Your explanation on using it is excellent.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thank you. Glad it was helpful.

[@maureenmartin1136]

Thank you so much for this video. It will be a great help in my dollhouse now I finally know how to use my yellow angle finder!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Great. Glad it helped.

[@Wyman642]

Thanks so much for doing this. Very clear explanation. Couldn’t make sense of these tools before. Appreciate it.

[@Caliber8Tools]

No problem, glad it helped.

[@robertjennings5558]

Very good video. I've been away from using these devices for a few years. This is a great refresher.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@margaretmcintyre5651]

Best video on how to use the empire tool. Thanks so much for this!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@abousidi75]

Fantastic job explaining the use and purpose of these angle finders. Thank you.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@mrprecious1234]

Thank you for taking the time to produce this very informative video. It's very helpful. Have a great life and don't ever stop teaching. Bill

[@Caliber8Tools]

You’re welcome. Glad it helped.

[@purdydo]

Wish my shop teacher in high school was this eloquent. Oh had a play back button.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Hey thanks, appreciate that.

[@blurrylights6344]

This is exactly what I needed. I am trying to hang a wooden bird nesting box in my yard on a wall that has cedar shakes. Cedar shakes are thin at the top and thick at the bottom. I want my bird box to hang straight and not lean back and could not figure out how I was going to figure out the angle to then know how thick of a shim I will need. I am going to pick up the first one you showed tomorrow. Problem solved. Thank you so much for a very useful video.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped

[@elizabethconnerjones2874]

So incredibly helpful!! Thank you!!! You are an excellent teacher.

[@Caliber8Tools]

You’re welcome. Glad it helped.

[@kt895]

Bill, great video. Your a natural teacher.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Appreciate you.

[@56dh]

Straight to the point. Not a lot of chit chat. Tx.

[@spadva3070]

Such a great teacher... wow!!! I finally get it about angles.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped

[@chrismbugua1887]

Nice, now I have new skill! Thanks

[@Caliber8Tools]

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[@KCRose56]

Wow, glad I found your channel. I have to two non-digital angle finders but never understood them. Thank you for the great explanation!

[@Caliber8Tools]

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[@bushna2007]

You're a great teacher!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thanks. Glad it helped.

[@nate3116]

Question so I'm cutting baseboards. When I find the angle as you have shown do I cut both boards at a 50 degree angle or do I divide by 2 and cut both at 25? I'm new to this as you see lol

[@Caliber8Tools]

Cut both at 25 degrees.

[@nate3116]

@@Caliber8Tools thanks I appreciate it!

[@jefftaniguchi1114]

You are a good teacher. Wish I knew you or met you a long time ago. TY :)

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[@evanlee2222]

You do a fantastic job teaching!! Very very good!!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Appreciate the feedback, thank you.

[@DarkGhostHacker]

If the front of your couch cushion where knees go over is higher than the back part where your bum touches, and where the bottom of the cushion connects to the back rest, how exactly would you measure the difference between these 2 heights? I'm trying to find that out to know exactly how much height to add to the back part of cushion, as it causes back pain the way it is. The cushions are also not removable, so getting the correct measurements will allow me to know what size cushion to order to fix the issue

[@Caliber8Tools]

Measure the thickness of the cushion. Without anything pressing on the cushion mark where the top of the cushion hits the back of the couch with something you can rub off. With one hand, press the cushion down at that mark until it hits the bottom. With the other, use a measuring tape to measure the distance from the first mark to the bottom. Subtract the thickness of the couch from the distance. The difference should be what you need to add to the back.

[@DarkGhostHacker]

@@Caliber8Tools thank you. Appreciate. Smart idea too.

[@beastwolf7]

"Machined to tolerances beyond belief" 😂😂😂 I'm going to think of that every time I'm measuring something now

[@Caliber8Tools]

Perfection can be the enemy of progress.

[@JETMECH401ST]

You are so smart and this video is very informative. Thank you for sharing. 👍🏻

[@Caliber8Tools]

Appreciate you.

[@Ayden860]

Can you do one using this to cut crown molding? I have a project later today doing that

[@Caliber8Tools]

Good idea. Thanks.

[@donaldsteward9768]

Thanks! Very informative, your video cleared up a lot of confusion for me.

[@Caliber8Tools]

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[@leomeilak6532]

Great job, just what I needed

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[@CBBC435]

This helped A LOT.

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[@JP-ts8hf]

Very informative video article and basically straight to the point!! I thank you much and you’ve got a new subscriber and you’re the type of folks that should be looked up to vs all these people making useless lame brained KZbin videos!!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped. Appreciate the feedback.

[@waimeaguyz9074]

thanks my brother, a great video, step by step. great for people with ADHD, me.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Anytime, glad it helped

[@johnsellers2999]

Warmea Guyz what is ADHD? THANKS

[@JeremyY]

This is an incredibly detailed and helpful video. Thanks for putting this together. A question- can you scribe an angle onto a long, flat panel of wood using the analog angle finder? Or would that be a better job for the machinist's protractor? Asking because I need to cut an angled notch out of some wainscoting due to an irregular wall corner shape. And it seems like the analog angle finder is good at identifying the angle, but not as good as scribing an angle line that I can cut along.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Hi Jeremy, I would use a machinist’s protractor for scribing. Let us know how the project turned out.

[@dcro9903]

Great teaching video.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@phyllisstone3089]

Oh my, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the yellow angle finder on your video. I'm like other, I've h ad one for years and had no clue how it works. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@skydiveme52]

Thanks man I subscribed and liked your video. Keep it coming.

[@Nefu860]

I learned a lot. give it time and your channel with grow. you just earned another subscriber :)

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thank you.

[@jhose0799]

I found exactly than I was looking for!!! Thank you so much for the info.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@GrenPara]

Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@Caliber8Tools]

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[@tj612]

Brov. Thank you! Now I can go out and finish my kiln :)

[@Caliber8Tools]

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[@Davidmenzieshat]

Thanks alot bud! Very helpful 👌

[@Caliber8Tools]

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[@michaeldriskell6431]

Thank you for your content!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helps. You’re welcome.

[@parsonspig]

Really useful - thanks!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@SuperExadidas]

Great video. Please consider to review the sound volume...getting higher especially on the intro part. If you are wearing an earphone...there is a sudden surge of volume.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thanks, will do. Appreciate the feedback.

[@weifeng5958]

Thanks for the video it helped me out a lot

[@Caliber8Tools]

No problem. Glad it helped.

[@victormbebe3797]

Man, Good Job. More videos like this

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thanks.

[@gabrielatensorandres2354]

Thank you sir i am only ten but using this tool I like your effort Kepp its up!

[@Caliber8Tools]

You’re welcome

[@steveallen2681]

Thank you bro. I’m trying to get the right angle for legs on a table . Thankagain

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@giseliapereira5914]

Cool tutorial!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thanks.

[@Khary28]

Very helpful,thankyou!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@davidruiz5383]

Great tutorial; but I am curious on finding angle on a cleaver knife. Thanks

[@Caliber8Tools]

Interesting, I’ll look into that.

[@davidruiz5383]

Thanks

[@gregmize01]

GREAT VID!

[@perlnut]

Good video about how to read angles using angle finders and showing the different types. Two suggestions: #1) show just a little simple geometry with a right triangle and show the 3 angles created when scribing a line - where you scribed a 60-degree angle, also show the viewers the 90 degree angle, and the 30-degree angle, which leads into #2) show viewers how to translate the 60-degree angle you scribed on the 2x4 to the proper angle set-up on a mitre saw, which would be 30-degrees (i.e. 90-60 = 30). One criticism: saying 92.2 is close to 90 is not accurate. Actually, 89.6 or 90.3 is close to 90. In the beginning of your video you mention that being off by a few degrees can be bad, so your video should reflect that when you say you're "close" to something. As a positive, the "90" degree angle you measured, at first glance, looks square, but you're measurement showed otherwise. Looks can be deceiving, so "always measure twice and cut once..."

[@eccentricaste3232]

How can you measure an angle on a diameters using the second to the angle gauge?

[@Caliber8Tools]

Sorry but the question seems a bit unclear.

[@eccentricaste3232]

@@Caliber8Tools i was trying to measure a 45` angle from a round object.

[@Caliber8Tools]

See the video on How To Measure The Length of a Curved Line. That may help.

[@Paradox3627505]

1. Place cylinder (circle) on top of plexiglass or transparent plastic sheet. 2. Trace circle on plastic sheet. 3. Use geometrical technique to find center (google) or just estimate where the center is. Then mark center on sheet. 4. Use straight edge to draw line from center to edge of traced circle. 5. Use center point on sheet as vertex when using angle device. Open device to 45 deg. Draw second line on sheet at this angle. 6. Place transparent sheet on top of cylinder and mark both locations onto cylinder.

[@malargrosis]

Great video! Keep up the good work!

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thank you very much @queenshia

[@nobuckle40]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@Caliber8Tools]

No problem. Glad it helped.

[@johnbaptist7476]

Hi why we need to check reverse $ Thanks

[@Caliber8Tools]

Unclear what you mean.

[@johnbaptist7476]

Absolutly useful ❤🌼🌻👌🙏🙌👍👏

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped

[@patsharpe2487]

Thank you!

[@Caliber8Tools]

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Thank You…🙌

[@Caliber8Tools]

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Super helpful Ty

[@Caliber8Tools]

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[@mabbrey]

great stuff

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@henrysscrollsawworks6917]

I hoping to learn more about angle's

[@Caliber8Tools]

Great.

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

Great video for a refresher in basic geometry! There is nothing worse than an ugly angle opposed to acute angle🤣🛫

[@Caliber8Tools]

True.

[@davidruiz5383]

can you post videos on knifes. Thanks

[@Caliber8Tools]

What kind of knives?

[@Nic-om4oz]

Thank you

[@Caliber8Tools]

Glad it helped.

[@kenharper616]

Thank you for sharing.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Anytime

[@KellyHodges1900]

Great video, thank you!

[@Caliber8Tools]

You’re welcome. Glad it helped.

[@squarelevelplumb]

The first measure, 150, was not flush on both arms. It would have been 135 and 45 or 180. Measure again

[@Caliber8Tools]

You’re very observant aren’t you. Thanks for the tip.

[@NELSONG12]

Very useful. Thank you

[@oldskoolwayy]

Finally!! A black guy that knows his stuff.

[@arunbhardwaj5412]

Drill ka angle kasa sat kari

[@HansDelbruck53]

Wouldn't you commonly call that tool a goniometer? I always did.

[@Caliber8Tools]

That is one form of an angle finder, yes.

[@800Viffer]

Why would I "Hit the like button" before watching it Too many presenters assume they are a Billy Big Bollocks whose content automatically deserves a thumb up Everybody knows how it works and you'll get a 👍if it is good

[@Caliber8Tools]

Fair enough

[@NiiJiiLuv]

The first measurement wasn't completely flat that's why it was 180

[@bigmomarc]

Security at evergreen.. I see you know your tools..

[@Caliber8Tools]

We all need tools right?

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The internet does not give breaks 🤣🤣🤣

[@Caliber8Tools]

True. 😂

[@220GiGGleS]

Great video, but damn that intro music is loud AF

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thank you, really? I’ll work on it.

[@Amer-yl4gb]

lol! a "how to" video that does it wrong!!! For this tool the object your measuring has to be touching both LEGS. And not a the leg and protractor plate that is shown @4:45. if you do it correctly then your acute angle would read less than 90 like it should.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@aaronrodden8121]

How are you going to correct someone though with your grammar looking like alphabet soup? Make it make sense please and then, let's start again!

[@aaronrodden8121]

Sorry caliber8 but I HATE when people correct others but don't even got it together grammaticality themselves!

[@invictusbp1prop143]

Say more words for no reason and give more vague and just non-descriptive explanations of what you're doing... That'll make the video even less helpful. If that's possible...

[@gabrielalbor8605]

Please,check you audios, they are realy bad.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Sure, thanks for the feedback.

[@arunpalani16]

Too much Discourse or speech

[@mikedorosh4605]

Wow that was bad...

[@Caliber8Tools]

please tell us what we missed so everyone can benefit, thanks in advance.

[@larryd4747]

@@Caliber8Tools He meant that was good. see the heart sign? it would not be there if he meant it was a bad presentation.

[@Caliber8Tools]

Noted

[@JeremyY]

There was nothing "bad" about this video and it's more helpful than any other video I've seen on this topic, so far. If you think you can do better (which I doubt) go ahead and prove us all wrong.

[@jameshendricks8526]

@@Caliber8Tools at 4:52 your first demonstration on how to use it, it wasn't touching on the protractor part. That would have most likely made up the difference on getting you to the 45 degree angle, which in turn would have made your 135 and 45 add up to the 180