Trades Math - Find The Center Of A Circle Using Squares 

As a carpenter I can honestly say.." I resemble that remark! " 😅

@@D-proGram_Yousef The difference is purely the precision of the tools and how they fit together. Wood may well swell or shrink more with changes in moisture than what a machinist will tolerate with metal parts.

@@SmallSpoonBrigade Agreed. I am fully capable of splitting the proverbial hair and taking the time to find the finite absolute. But thank goodness I don't need to go there, too often having to be precise but it does pop up with concrete , foundations grades/elevations, stairs and landings,.. & finding square/ plum when you're 5 stories up hanging by your bootstraps while holding a nail gun and lumber pencil and sighting in a string line. All while it's raining sideways ..lol ahh good ol Washington State freezing rain. Carpenters, framers, siders etc seem to always be challenged for time so sometimes ill use what ever is handy. Until the finish work begins obviously. I've got nothing but respect for those welders machinist and fabricators that deal with exacts and the minutia for 8 hrs a day or more I don't have the bandwidth to do the precision long game. I'm pretty sure we're some of the last tradesmen the way things are looking. Since the next gens are pretty much no shows for the mens jobs up here. too toxic I guess LMAO 😅🤣 👍💪🔨🇺🇲

@@D-proGram_Yousef It's scary to think of what this current generation is doing. They are more concerned with being mis-pronouned, than actually learning something useful! "Make America Masculine Again!" (Funny that the Acronym of that would be MAMA lol)

Cut to size, hammer to fit!

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Yep

Except I remember bisecting the chords with a compass

The perpendicular bisected of two tangents of the circle intersect at the center 4:26

This video looks like workshop talk, but is actually pure Euclidian maths.

I thought is was for fabricating videos about UFOs and other nonsense, writing a lie in the title and attaching some paid advertisement to put some fraud money in the evil pockets

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Good call, brother!

Additional triangles to double and triple check only take a few seconds

Thales' theorem!

And your explanation is why the average person struggles with math! The video presented clear simple explanations that work, without all the useless information.

@@c.j.g.6913 at least 67 people had no problem parsing this additional information. Do you find the idea of additional clarification upsetting?

so you sold machines, or used them?

American? MAGA?

worked as a cleaner?

How do you get to even study to be a machinist without having to show basic high school geometry first? I am an American, but went to school (partial) and apprenticed in Germany, and without that knowledge which you will be tested on in entrance exams, you couldn't even become a framing carpenter!

@@Leonardo-ql1qu Oh dear!

Glad it was helpful!

Exactly.

Amen

It might depend on the student, but I agree overall. Interestingly, as an adult, I was bummed that he didn't give a mathematically rigorous proof for the geometry, even though he offered a practical demonstration that the methods did work.

You mean, more dummies like me would pay attention

They did. You didn't pay attention.

Glad it was helpful!

At least you're learning something. That's what education is.

lol i was thinking of a way to remember how to find this video ha ha

Here's a reminder just in case you need it very soon.

here's another reminder just in case

Excellent improvisation!

Thank you. I hope to be able to devote more time to this channel in the near future.

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Glad you liked it!

Most welcome.

Indeed. The old-school trigonometry that we used to learn and took for granted as the rational and straightforward way to do it, appears now as some sorcery from another dimension to the next generations, which is accustomed to "smart" phones and even AI to bail them out. Whenever I do some mental calculation in the presence of young colleagues, they respond astonished that something like that is humanly possible at all...

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Glad it was helpful!

One and the same.

@@txtradesman527 haha makes sense, I figured you knew Txtc or something by the name but i couldn’t be sure, anyways thanks for your vids though man I have really enjoyed and learned a shit ton from you so thank you for sharing…I have been planning to build a vise stand inspired by the one you made, I’ve just learned to weld (or weld enuf to stick 2 pieces of metal together l😂 ) so If you have any tips on sourcing or salvaging any of the materials for the build and having much more experience knowledge on the subject seeing as you’ve done it yourself figured you may have some wise advice on places to get metal for reasonable prices or even better places to salvage it

You're so welcome!

My pleasure

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Thank you sir

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To cut cake? yikes.

@@Heraclitean I don’t use a square but I use the concept :) and if you’re saying it’s weird I admit it and it drives my wife nuts!

Yes, we know