easy accurate center mark.dv

Bob Schmidt shows you an easy and accurate way to get a center mark for cabinet, floor layout & wallpaper starting points where accuracy is important. This method doesn't require a calculator, dividing fractions or anything other than basic math skills.

[@spelunkerd]

I've been doing this for years. But it's the first time I met somebody else who does the same thing. Good tip.

[@eugenetswong]

Wow. Thanks, Bob.
I can't believe how easy it is.

[@myoldreteacher]

Watched your video last night, used this technique today - worked a treat - Thank you!

[@eloctocs13]

Great tip Bob. Very simple.

[@TomSawyerPainting]

Thank you for the tip ! So easy . Your the Best Bob !

[@SauronsEye]

Excellent tip, especially when trying to measure the inside width of a wall

[@radbcc]

Good tip, Bobby.

[@noway180]

Good tip, quick and easy.

[@semco72057]

That is a great tip.

[@supersesqui]

That's a great way of making something simple .......complicated.
Measure the opening accurately, half it and make one mark.
If you cant use a tape measure you probably should not be allowed near sharp implements like pencils !

[@vlineguy]

Great tip!!Ive used it before, you know your stuff !!! lol

[@HomeRemodelWorkshop]

What I said was round to the nearest inch, not round up to the nearest inch +++Bob

[@0MrENigma0]

nice

[@CantWeedThis]

You said you round up to the nearest inch but that doesnt add up. You mean round down?

[@CantWeedThis]

oh i understand now the marks overlap each other

[@MrLeonard55]

Put a C on the center mark.

[@Duckyistrippin]

Thats a middle mark...and not a center point ;) Just draw an X!