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2:27 how long was that 2x4 you put in your car

How do you adjust for deeper cuts 0:15

Can this cut 3/4hardwood 3/4” hardwood with Just 1 cut depth

Why not use the COMPASS in the first place

My question is, should I have thos AND a track saw or just one or the other?

This product is rubbish saw holder is plastic

Why not scrub a circle first then you have the centre where the divider used to swing around in the centre of the circle

Thank you for posting this, gives me inspiration to build my own bench soon!

I jus make a square and go diagonally corner to corner.

Isn’t there a way to find the centre with dangling string? I remember doing it but can’t remember

you are making it so hard.... make your circle- make 3 marks, anywhere on the edge, (with out a square)- connect those marks, and make a triangle (without a square)- mark through the middle of each line, and the spot where they cross is the center.

Thank you so much and to think it was there all the time what am I like thaking you once more.

I know this is four years old but I have my fingers crossed how would you find the centre on the bottom of of a soda can ?

Thank you so much. I've searched for three days looking for a video that explains how to use the rip cut and nothing has worked as well as your video. Thank you

How is this an easy way when it requires so many steps that require precision? Just cut out the circle and fold it half twice (like someone here said). Now that's easy. You may want to retitle your video to: a precise way to find the center of a circle instead.

I'm 70, I've just learned something. Terra Australis.

you should make multiple passes. taking out too much at one time will wreck your bit

Learned something new today. I was wondering why I couldn't find screws large enough to fasten the larger casters. Lag bolts are required for these. Easy. Just installed four casters on my movable shelf in the garage. Thanks again!

Jesus, I didn’t understand the first 10 words you said. “I’m going to start at the top also we have a pretty wide angle…” huh?

What a good idea! That mower has to be stored somewhere and the space above it is inevitably wasted. But not with this idea. Will definitely build it. I will modify a bit though. I have a second lightweight Makita battery operated mower that I plan to store above my heavyweight Honda Buffalo mower. So I'll have to build a ramp for the second mower with the handle folded down. Problem solved. Thanks for sharing this idea.

Cut the circle, fold it twice. First year mechanical engineering, or compass, or wow like five more ways, measure a line and cross it.

Thank you!

Super helpful, thanks for this terrific lesson!

Thank you

Good video explaining the cuts, thanks for the tips. My question is how you join the boards together?

Great idea

Great explanation ! Loved the results - thanks !

A lovely, smart lady who knows her stuff. Thanks for posting. I found this video. Very helpful.

Possibly the easiest way only requires a piece of paper larger than the circle and a pen a ruler would be quicker though it would take a minute or less with only pen and paper. -draw the circle with pen and paper. -fold paper 4 times to construct a square with sides the length of circle diameter. -fold square in half twice and the intersection of those folds is the middle. The parameters of your task is not specific, though in this video you use pen and paper.

And just like that, I learned another thing I wish I knew 20+ years ago... Thank you!

The bisector of the perpendicular bisector of any cord of a circle defines the center.

SURE WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE TO HAVE YOU FOR A TEACHER WHEN I WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL....🎉🎉🎉🎉 Watching from Houston, TX.🇨🇱🤠

This is so confusing, moving on, ,my brain doesn't work this way, thanks

You made it difficult on yourself. You didn't need to draw all those lines. You had the centerline where the square met the outside of the circle at 1:24

You are an absolute hero for making this video. I have been trying so hard to figure this thing out and I finally get it after watching your video. Thank you!!!

The easier way is to just use the compass. Now if you don't have then this method will work.

Thank you for your videos! I accidentally drilled pocket holes too deep. Then I found this possible dowel solution: ua-cam.com/video/kKFlALWvVeY/v-deo.html. Would it work well for holding plywood blocks to legs?

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Draw one with a compass and where the pinhole is...thats the centre😁👍

Sorry, a tutor at tech taught us how to refine/filter our speech/writing with precision and accuracy by showing/demonstrating how most of the statements we make can be, reduced in length, improved in language and tightened in accuracy. Once again sorry.

Two parallel chords, equidistant from the circumference, the diagonals from each cord intersect at the centre of the circle.

The easiest and fastest way is to draw a square the same width as the circle, then draw a line from corner to corner, giving you the centre.

A better and simpler way is a straight line drawn touching the edge of the circle slightly longer then the diameter of the circle., then using the square to draw another line at 90 degrees again touching the edge of the circle, repeat two more times times and the circle is in a square 2 lines drawn from corner to corner of each corner of the square and where they intersect is the centre. Now that’s the ‘easy way’.

The centre of a circle is always in the middle of the circle.

How about this: put the point of the square on the edge of the circle, swing it to the biggest measurement on the circle, then put a dot at exactly half of that. That’s the center.

A good way but not the easiest way if you have a set square. Just search on “Thale’s theorem” for what has to be the easiest way.

Measure the bowl and divide by 2.

I prefer using a compass set to the radius dimension (1/2 the diameter) to find the center.

Want to find out the center of the universe?

I’m having flashbacks to high school trigonometry. Oh the headache.