*I was able to use the stop to cut my pieces all the same **MyBest.Tools** Only let the blade come to a complete stop before lifting it back up otherwise it might 'catch' the work and inadvertently move the stop. Used a second clamp for holding.*
Perfect video!! Straight to the point with no: annoying silence, back distractions (pets, music, etc..), and no GARBAGE not pertaining to the subject! Folks like you who make videos like this are exceptionally rare! Very well done, if I had 10 thumbs, you'd get 10 thumbs up!
Perfect and straight to the point. This is an example of how to do a UA-cam video, thank you and btw the shed in the background looks great painted those colors!
Thank you - I just spent a half hour torturing my math challenged brain (barely passed calculus 50 yrs ago, lol) watching and reading numerous calculations of how to do this. In two minutes you gave us a simple method to cut that frame. Now on to learn how to cut the side panels for an octagon planter box !
this was great and easy to follow for beginner to use and someone just having a brainfart on angles to use. definitely liked subscribed and tuened on notifications for this
Superb quality throughout, easy to assemble. I found the saw to be highly accurate and a delight to use (I am a homeowner using this saw for various projects). I attached the saw to a folding mobile stand to save space and that works great ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe as well. However, you have to be sure the saw is securely locking in position before collapsing the stand. I've had many of the brands over the years and have come to point where I only buy Bosch, the extra money is a small price to pay for the quality and ease of use. Treat yourself to the best.
I'm trying to make a base for a wishing well but need it to be 28 inches from front to back. What formula would I use to figure out how long each of the 8 pcs. Need to be???
I accidentally came upon this video, and after hearing you talk for like 2 seconds I thought, "this guy HAS to be from Louisiana." Not sure if you are, but if I had to guess, I'd say Lafayette area. Anyway, great video. I'll be working on a DJ facade project and these octagonal frames will look awesome in the design. Thank you for the video. And, if you're from Louisiana - Mais, mercy beau coup, sha!
I just looked at your UA-cam channel (and subscribed) and saw that you are from NOLA. Well, at least I got the state correct. But, still, you have more of a Lafayette than a New Orleans accent in my opinion. haha! Hopefully, I can learn a little woodworking from your channel. Gotta support local.
I'm wanting to make a 2.5 ft diameter octagons out of landscape timbers for my food forest. I got the angle needed from you, thank you. Now how do I figure out the board lengths?
I’m wanting to make an 8 foot diameter octagon. I’m actually making a grain bin for a haunted farm Halloween prop what would my formula be for that if you don’t mind me asking.
Enjoy your videos, especially the math formulas that apply to wood working! Keep them coming! Have a question though. What formula would be used if a octagon basket made from say land scaping timbers are used and the basket tapers from bottom(small octagon) up to larger octagon top?
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If the inside length is 6 inches. How long is the outside of the board? You say to cut the length the same on all 8 boards. I need to know how long to cut them if I want the inside to be 6 inches before I cut the angles
I have seen others use 30 Degree. What’s the difference between the two. And mathematically how do you figure out how big to cut your pieces and how many pieces to cut to go around your object, tree, etc? Hope that doesn’t sound confusing. Lol. Thanks
THE DIFFRENCE BETWEEN 22.5 AND 30 the amount of sides makes the difference---explanation below a circle is 360 degrees how many sides do you want 8 octagon............22.5* 6 hexagon............30* 4 square................45* it doesn't matter, divide the 360 by the desired sides 360 / 8 =45 360 / 6 =60 360 / 4 = 90 then divide the answer by 2 because the angle your making is shared by two pieces So........... 360 / 8 =45 /2 = 22.5 360 / 6 =60 / 2 = 30 360 / 4 = 90 / 2 = 45 TADA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The formula is Side Length = Diameter (distance from one side to the other) X 0.414. So if your Diameter is 3 ft then each side will be 3 X 0.414 = 1.242 ft which is 1 ft 2 7/8 inches ( www.spikevm.com/calculators/decimal-feet.php) Remember this is the outside dimension when you cut the miter at 22 1/2 degrees.
@@Zulfburht set your speed square on the mitre plate and up against the fence. That's how I found out my fence is off. Yea, very irritating but I recently scored a makita so I good now yipeee!
Angie K ironically I ended up scoring a free makita left outside for over a year. All I needed to do was take it apart and clean the body, and motor. Works like new now
Outer angle is 45 degrees so I'm guessing you split that in half and you land on 22.5 degree for your cut. Inner angle of octagon is 135 degrees. 135 + 45 = 180. Not sure if any of that means anything but there it is.
You are wasting alot of wood from the cut off pieces. You can do this alot easier with no cut off pieces. Cut the end of a long board at 22.5⁰ Now set a stop at the length you want. Flip the board over and push the pointed end against the stop. Cut the miter again. You now have the 1st piece and the 2nd piece has the same miter. Keep flip flopping the board and cutting the miters until you have 8 pieces.
*I was able to use the stop to cut my pieces all the same **MyBest.Tools** Only let the blade come to a complete stop before lifting it back up otherwise it might 'catch' the work and inadvertently move the stop. Used a second clamp for holding.*
Perfect video!! Straight to the point with no: annoying silence, back distractions (pets, music, etc..), and no GARBAGE not pertaining to the subject! Folks like you who make videos like this are exceptionally rare! Very well done, if I had 10 thumbs, you'd get 10 thumbs up!
Octagon angle calculator: 360 / number of sides / 2 - 360/8/2 = 22.5 | Hexagon 360/6/2 = 30 Do this for any shape you want to miter.
Perfect and straight to the point. This is an example of how to do a UA-cam video, thank you and btw the shed in the background looks great painted those colors!
Got the info I needed. Simple and straightforward, thanks! Subscribed 👍🏼
Thank you, I love the short videos with many helpful information
Learnt a lot from you about cutting angles on the miter saw,thank you from Texas
You're welcome!
Thanks alot for sharing.. This kind of videos rare to find.
Thank you so much. I was having trouble finding a video like this. You saved the day. ☺
Quick and to the Point.
Nice work.
Thanks
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Thanx for sharing. Nice, concise & easy.
Straight to the point I like it 👍
Thank you brother! Gonna out this to amazing use!
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Thank you. Very Clear guidance
Thanks! Just what I needed to make an octagon shaped house for my tortoise!
Thank you - I just spent a half hour torturing my math challenged brain (barely passed calculus 50 yrs ago, lol) watching and reading numerous calculations of how to do this. In two minutes you gave us a simple method to cut that frame. Now on to learn how to cut the side panels for an octagon planter box !
Ever figure out the sides?
Great video. Thanks
You made that sound easy to do, thank you
Wow thanks man, that's a straightforward tutorial without all the measuring shit.
Thank you, you make it so easy
this was great and easy to follow for beginner to use and someone just having a brainfart on angles to use. definitely liked subscribed and tuened on notifications for this
Thank you for helping!
22.5 was all the info needed haha
Just google degree for octagon! Or any angle your looking for. 👍
Thank you so much!! You rock!!
Superb quality throughout, easy to assemble. I found the saw to be highly accurate and a delight to use (I am a homeowner using this saw for various projects). I attached the saw to a folding mobile stand to save space and that works great ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe as well. However, you have to be sure the saw is securely locking in position before collapsing the stand. I've had many of the brands over the years and have come to point where I only buy Bosch, the extra money is a small price to pay for the quality and ease of use. Treat yourself to the best.
I'm trying to make a base for a wishing well but need it to be 28 inches from front to back. What formula would I use to figure out how long each of the 8 pcs. Need to be???
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Good video, how do you cut a 30 degree bevel cut, I mean by rotating the saw blade in back. What number would you put it on?
I accidentally came upon this video, and after hearing you talk for like 2 seconds I thought, "this guy HAS to be from Louisiana." Not sure if you are, but if I had to guess, I'd say Lafayette area. Anyway, great video. I'll be working on a DJ facade project and these octagonal frames will look awesome in the design. Thank you for the video. And, if you're from Louisiana - Mais, mercy beau coup, sha!
I just looked at your UA-cam channel (and subscribed) and saw that you are from NOLA. Well, at least I got the state correct. But, still, you have more of a Lafayette than a New Orleans accent in my opinion. haha! Hopefully, I can learn a little woodworking from your channel. Gotta support local.
Glad to find another local youtuber. I recognized the accent before the shirt. WHO DAT!!
I'm wanting to make a 2.5 ft diameter octagons out of landscape timbers for my food forest. I got the angle needed from you, thank you. Now how do I figure out the board lengths?
Thanks today I make 500 with the idea thank you bro keep post
Brilliant 👍
I wish I knew this before making my first joist cut. Tried a speed square to measure and somehow it appeared I needed a 40 degree cut. Nope.
I’m wanting to make an 8 foot diameter octagon. I’m actually making a grain bin for a haunted farm Halloween prop what would my formula be for that if you don’t mind me asking.
My kind of video. Thanks.
So if I set the angle on miter saw to 22.5 could I make the octagon as big as I was so long as all edges are exactly same length ?
What would be the measurements be for a 28 x 28 hexagon for a gable vent
Very informational
Thank you!!!
Can you make the Octagon larger by making longer pieces of wood I've never tried this before but I have a need
What would be the angle on a decagon?
How did you get the same length? Stop on saw?
Enjoy your videos, especially the math formulas that apply to wood working! Keep them coming! Have a question though. What formula would be used if a octagon basket made from say land scaping timbers are used and the basket tapers from bottom(small octagon) up to larger octagon top?
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Thank you so much
You sound like a South Louisiana boy! I'm in Shreveport.
I always watch your videos when I need to cut some angles that are not 45s thanks
Thanks
Does this work any size octagon?
If the inside length is 6 inches. How long is the outside of the board? You say to cut the length the same on all 8 boards. I need to know how long to cut them if I want the inside to be 6 inches before I cut the angles
22.5 is magical
F_ck yes loving this ✊🏽
Thanks!
thank you...!!!
Great
Thanks
Nice
I did the exact same thing you did, but the last piece doesn't fit! They're all 11.5 inches long
Thanks!
what math is used to calculate 22.5 ?
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I need a rim so I need to stand the boards before cutting the angle
Much appreciated. How about doing some wood repair on that fence.
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How do you put the pieces together.
Glue and nail them
Thank you
Does the length have to be 8”? Or does it matter?
No it doesn’t
I have seen others use 30 Degree. What’s the difference between the two. And mathematically how do you figure out how big to cut your pieces and how many pieces to cut to go around your object, tree, etc? Hope that doesn’t sound confusing. Lol. Thanks
THE DIFFRENCE BETWEEN 22.5 AND 30
the amount of sides makes the difference---explanation below
a circle is 360 degrees
how many sides do you want
8 octagon............22.5*
6 hexagon............30*
4 square................45*
it doesn't matter, divide the 360 by the desired sides
360 / 8 =45
360 / 6 =60
360 / 4 = 90
then divide the answer by 2 because the angle your making is shared by two pieces
So...........
360 / 8 =45 /2 = 22.5
360 / 6 =60 / 2 = 30
360 / 4 = 90 / 2 = 45
TADA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@billythekidd2599 Perfect! Thanks for the explanation! I’ll definitely note all that. Appreciate You! 🤝
@@billythekidd2599 I should have paid more attention in geometry class! L O L perfect! Explanation brother
So if you need a 3' × 3' how do you figure out the size of each piece?
36"*3.141=113.07, 113.07/8=14.13, 360/8=45, 45/2=22.5, 8 pieces 14.13" long (short point to short point)22.5 cut on both ends of every piece
The formula is Side Length = Diameter (distance from one side to the other) X 0.414. So if your Diameter is 3 ft then each side will be 3 X 0.414 = 1.242 ft which is 1 ft 2 7/8 inches ( www.spikevm.com/calculators/decimal-feet.php) Remember this is the outside dimension when you cut the miter at 22 1/2 degrees.
With a tape measure. And you can make it as big or little as you want it just use the same angle
So in order to do a 3ft x 3ft you need to cut each piece 14 7/16 " long . Am I correct? You lost me at 14.13 ". Please help
@@spiritwings4592 1/8= .125 and that's close enough
Thank yoy
How easy is it to glue and clamp up though?
Looks like that stone ring from resident evil lol
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A stop block used is insurance all sections will be exactly the same,eyeballing free hand is not the way.
Either my wood I’m using is warped to shit, or I’m doing something wrong. Because every time I end up with a gap at one end.
Your mitre saw is probably off (I'm having that problem)
Angie K well it’s so irritating
@@Zulfburht set your speed square on the mitre plate and up against the fence. That's how I found out my fence is off. Yea, very irritating but I recently scored a makita so I good now yipeee!
Angie K ironically I ended up scoring a free makita left outside for over a year. All I needed to do was take it apart and clean the body, and motor. Works like new now
@@Zulfburht all 8 pieces also need to be *exactly* the same length, cuz even if they are just barely off, the error will increase exponentially.
Hey . Where's the kid ? . Hes the star.
Who dat!
Cutting an octagon is easy. The difficult part is attaching the pieces to one another.
Masking tape and glue works wonders
@@GETyourtuBESTIED I've been using CA glue with the spray activator. It's a game-changer, seriously.
Use a bessy band clamp
woodprix has very useful instructions with all details I need
And the answer is.........22.5!!!
I can make it myself. Just got instructions from woodprix website and I'm ready for do it :D
50 viewers dislike video....I'm not one of them lol!
I'm sure you can find awesome woodworking plans on woodprix
This time I will use Woodglut plans for this.
22.5 degrees? That doesn’t make sense for making an octagon. Should be 45 degrees shouldn’t it?
Outer angle is 45 degrees so I'm guessing you split that in half and you land on 22.5 degree for your cut. Inner angle of octagon is 135 degrees. 135 + 45 = 180. Not sure if any of that means anything but there it is.
Your saw blade is on a 90 degree angle to your wood. So cutting 22.5 off from a 90 will yield you the 45degree angle from the cut.
a circle is 360° divide 360 by 8 equals 45.
Divide your 45° ends pieces by 2 gives you 22.5°
The end pieces equal 45 giving you your 360° circle
35° angle and you can build any size you want
I will try to do it with Woodglut plans.
You are wasting alot of wood from the cut off pieces. You can do this alot easier with no cut off pieces.
Cut the end of a long board at 22.5⁰
Now set a stop at the length you want.
Flip the board over and push the pointed end against the stop.
Cut the miter again.
You now have the 1st piece and
the 2nd piece has the same miter.
Keep flip flopping the board and cutting the miters until you have 8 pieces.
You made that sound easy to do, thank you
Dude your stuttering 🤣