I had to take a moment to let you know this is the most informative short I've seen in at least a month. You took time to explain geometry in a way that most could understand.
So with the speed square you mark both woods at 16 degrees and can cut it with a hand saw or is the 16 degree for mitre saw? Im just doing diy at home and have a similar angle..just learning at beginner level. Thanks
@Temple Builders Carpentry aye no doubt bro. I'm a shop teacher, I teach 12th grade Carpentry in NYC, and I'll tell you how much basic math has been lost within our youth. I have to spend time revisiting topics like converting fractions, decimals, and percentages, angles, reading a ruler and basic geometry. You are helping a ton of people by doing this man so thank you!
Keep putting out content we've been looking for you. Someone who can explain and straight to the point. Others explain a 5-minute video and still don't explain anything.
Also, if you go the other direction with the speed square, which would give you 58*, you can just add to 90* instead of subtract from 180* which is usually easier to do in the head
so you're saying if you start with the side without the perpendicular base and draw a line on the base and pivot counter clockwise ot would give you 58 with regards to this video and you'd add 90?
Can't you just subtract from 180° instead of subtract 90 then add 90? 180-32=148. Less steps less mistakes. At least that's how my brain works lol. Thank you for the tip. This will definitely come in handy. I build decks/arbors/pavilions/ect.
What's up Salty! That's right, subtracting from 180 is your quickest route. I appreciate the feedback I enjoy hearing from Tradesmens. Thanks for commenting.
this measures the angle but is NOT the cut angle. carpentry math is applied math. to cut that angle would need a different approach. its good to know how to measure the full angle with the speed square, but if cutting base or shoe moulding, it would be around 16° or so if the inside angle is 32
You are correct. I have several videos talking about this. If you want to become a good carpenter, you definitely need to know about complementary angles. Thanks for commenting.
What if you have bumps and dips in walls. I’m still a bit old school so prefer to mark two parallel lines along each wall and draw a line through intersection. I have two sliding bevels to mark left and right cuts. I always cut a little bigger to allow for any deviation in wall and floor and trim accordingly with electric mitre saw.
Idk, the flat base of your speed square should throw the measurements off unless when you rotate your square you keep it parallel the other side and away from it by the thickness of that base piece.
I see what you're saying. Usually when I confirm it with the angle finder it's within 1 degree or a half of a degree of accuracy. But like you said if you hold it from the wall the same thickness as the fence you should be good.Thanks for commenting.
Great video bro. To the point. Speedy might be the most underrated tool in your pouch guys. There is a reason contractors have 16 of them in their truck. You can do exactly what he just did with two of them and no pencil line, over numerous applications.
I appreciate you sharing your experience with this channel and with future carpenters and tradesmen. I would like to show that double speed square trick you just explained if you don't mind. That was a great idea. Thanks for commenting.
Hundreds of people in my comment section understood what was said. Over 2000 likes an counting. If you don't understand it's not for you. Thanks for commenting.
That looks right. Because if I needed the miter for a 120 degree angle 120 ÷2=60 in order to produce that 60 degree angle I would set my saw to 30 degrees , using the same method you used 180 flat plane - 120 = 60 ÷2 = 30. Thanks for commenting Teo I appreciate it.
16 is wrong its actually 23 exactly because 180 - 32 = 148 Full angle 148/2 = 74 Bisecting your angle for the miter The most important is knowing that 90 is equal to 0 on the miter saw so you go 90-74 to get 23 degrees for your miter saw.
Why do I always see these videos two days *after* I needed to know the information? I guess it’s helpful to learn the lesson by struggling with it for a while, but it would be nice if I could learn something the easy way, just once.
16 degrees on the miter saw. It's a 148-degree angle ,so 148÷2=74 degrees . Then, you need to find the complementary angle, which is 90 -74 =16 degrees. 16 degrees on your miter saw will produce a 74-degree angle on your building material. It can look confusing, but it's not. Thanks for commenting
I never tried the speed square with a outside corner. Maybe I can try this on a video. I think it should work. If not use your angle finder. Thanks for commenting.
Hey temple built! Thanks for the video. But it's honestly no help. I don't have any saw or square that's got a 148° on it. So I would have to say the video is no help to someone that knows what's going on. So I would have to say "temple NOT built". My skills would say by looking at this it would be base and shoe complete with a 22 ½ degree scribe and cut. Nothing being built. You just doing minor trim carpentry. Thank God!
How do you know what's going on when you don't know how to bisect or divide a 148 degree angle. This video is no help to you because you have no idea what is going on. You talked about having skills, and made a incorrect guess of 22 1/2 degrees, if you're a carpenter who house you been tearing up.
Excellent 👌. Short and to the point. You captured the whole sea in a cup. I was looking for the answer of this question of calculating the angle for my garage DIY project since 2 days. Couldn't find the answer in any other video than this.
That's not what this video is about... Easily found on a youbute search on how to do that on a mitre saw. You could just said, hey man nice video I learned something today.
Fantastic. We need this kind of quality content.
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I had to take a moment to let you know this is the most informative short I've seen in at least a month. You took time to explain geometry in a way that most could understand.
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Great stuff thanks for sharing
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This man is skilled 👍🏻
*Fastest way*
Full angle) 180 - 32 = 148
Cut angle) 32 / 2 = 16
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So with the speed square you mark both woods at 16 degrees and can cut it with a hand saw or is the 16 degree for mitre saw? Im just doing diy at home and have a similar angle..just learning at beginner level. Thanks
You forgot minus 148 from 180 to get that 32.
@lukemccann4061 no you get 32 from the square
Are you halving the angle?
I love to see another intelligent black man sharing his knowledge! Keep cookin’ young bruh!!!🙏🏾😃
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This guy is incredible! Easily the best short I've seen.
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@Temple Builders Carpentry aye no doubt bro. I'm a shop teacher, I teach 12th grade Carpentry in NYC, and I'll tell you how much basic math has been lost within our youth. I have to spend time revisiting topics like converting fractions, decimals, and percentages, angles, reading a ruler and basic geometry. You are helping a ton of people by doing this man so thank you!
Keep putting out content we've been looking for you. Someone who can explain and straight to the point. Others explain a 5-minute video and still don't explain anything.
I'm gonna keep it coming. Thanks for commenting.
You can tell that man loves his job!
That Temple Built had some FIRE behind it man!! Thanks bro this is handy when in a pinch.
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Also, if you go the other direction with the speed square, which would give you 58*, you can just add to 90* instead of subtract from 180* which is usually easier to do in the head
Yeah, that's right. I didn't think about going in the other direction. Thanks for the added breakdown.
so you're saying if you start with the side without the perpendicular base and draw a line on the base and pivot counter clockwise ot would give you 58 with regards to this video and you'd add 90?
I wouldn't worry about the angle, that's easy. You might want to talk to your painter!
I wouldn't say the angles are easy. As for the painter, he had one to many that day. Thanks for commenting.
A drunk inexperienced painter can still do a good job if... They know what their doing.And Stoners are decent painters @@templebuilderscarpentry7043
Take all the extra crap out and just give the good information. That's this video
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That empire angle finder is inaccurate I would not recommend it to anyone. Use the speed square it’s more accurate👍
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Can't you just subtract from 180° instead of subtract 90 then add 90? 180-32=148. Less steps less mistakes. At least that's how my brain works lol. Thank you for the tip. This will definitely come in handy. I build decks/arbors/pavilions/ect.
What's up Salty! That's right, subtracting from 180 is your quickest route. I appreciate the feedback I enjoy hearing from Tradesmens. Thanks for commenting.
this measures the angle but is NOT the cut angle. carpentry math is applied math. to cut that angle would need a different approach. its good to know how to measure the full angle with the speed square, but if cutting base or shoe moulding, it would be around 16° or so if the inside angle is 32
You are correct. I have several videos talking about this. If you want to become a good carpenter, you definitely need to know about complementary angles. Thanks for commenting.
Just so you know if you start with your 90deg side against the molding first and scribe that line, you’ll have less math to do!❤🎉
That makes sense. Im all about making things easier. Thanks for commenting.
Just bought a speed square and the amount of uses it has is crazy! Great vid mate 👍
It's one of my favorite tools. Thanks for the feedback.
What if you have bumps and dips in walls. I’m still a bit old school so prefer to mark two parallel lines along each wall and draw a line through intersection. I have two sliding bevels to mark left and right cuts. I always cut a little bigger to allow for any deviation in wall and floor and trim accordingly with electric mitre saw.
Great advice. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I’ve watched lots of angle videos and they all confused me. This here was so simple to understand.
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Nice tip, man. Can you PLEASE get us the phone number for those painters?!
They are overbooked. People around town consider their work as art. They are some real-life Piccaso's. Maybe next time. Thanks for commenting.
Simple high school geometry 📐 and you guys said you wouldn’t use it outside of school.
That’s one expensive protractor. 😂
If it works, it works! 🤙🏽
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Idk, the flat base of your speed square should throw the measurements off unless when you rotate your square you keep it parallel the other side and away from it by the thickness of that base piece.
I see what you're saying. Usually when I confirm it with the angle finder it's within 1 degree or a half of a degree of accuracy. But like you said if you hold it from the wall the same thickness as the fence you should be good.Thanks for commenting.
Ok cut two scraps at 22.5 each then adjust accordingly bing bang boom you dont want to race me
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Or just get a T-bevel and lay it flush against the corner to duplicate the angle.
That also works. Thanks for commenting.
This is great thanks, one tip though, just subtract the first angle from 180 instead
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Dang ma nii that's knew for me , I'm fenna start following yor (*) from now on 😂
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But why didn’t you just use the angle in the beginning instead of the speed square?
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Helluva job, sir!!! Well done and thank you!!!
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All this maths,just mark 5 inches each side,get the centre mark line and cut
Thanks for sharing your information.
Man I know that's normal to you doing all that math but I'm the other kind that didn't learn that help the simple man out 2 we got to get paid too
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So true and so simple wow!!! Thanks from making it so simple!!!! With Simple Math that’s it!!!
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Those rubber base boards disgust me. I hate doing them. Usually In retirement homes. Wear gloves. So many bugs
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The way you subtract 32 from 90 and add it to 90 is smart shit
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Temple builders? I don't get the name. Good video though.
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It looks like it's a 22 and a half
That's wrong
@@templebuilderscarpentry7043 no offense mr. Young man but I'm sure I could teach you a lot
@@geraldsteam1056 it’s not though
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I feel as if it would be 22.5 too . But with the the angle being 148 it’ll be a 16
Great video bro. To the point. Speedy might be the most underrated tool in your pouch guys. There is a reason contractors have 16 of them in their truck. You can do exactly what he just did with two of them and no pencil line, over numerous applications.
I appreciate you sharing your experience with this channel and with future carpenters and tradesmen. I would like to show that double speed square trick you just explained if you don't mind. That was a great idea. Thanks for commenting.
@@templebuilderscarpentry7043 bro absolutely! Thanks for the love. Appreciate you.
Didn't understand your language didn't understand anything you said sorry
Hundreds of people in my comment section understood what was said. Over 2000 likes an counting. If you don't understand it's not for you. Thanks for commenting.
I suk at this stuff and for other folks it seems to be natural.
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Thank you so much for this, you saved me!!!!!!!!!
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Or buy an angel finder job done ✅
Just scri😊b and turn the square and line up and divide.
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Noice 👀👌🏽🔥saving this shit for later
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So would the miter cut be 16 degrees ? 180 flat plane - 148 = 32 divide 2 = 16
That looks right. Because if I needed the miter for a 120 degree angle 120 ÷2=60 in order to produce that 60 degree angle I would set my saw to 30 degrees , using the same method you used 180 flat plane - 120 = 60 ÷2 = 30. Thanks for commenting Teo I appreciate it.
16 is wrong its actually 23 exactly because
180 - 32 = 148 Full angle
148/2 = 74 Bisecting your angle for the miter
The most important is knowing that 90 is equal to 0 on the miter saw so you go
90-74 to get 23 degrees for your miter saw.
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Why do I always see these videos two days *after* I needed to know the information?
I guess it’s helpful to learn the lesson by struggling with it for a while, but it would be nice if I could learn something the easy way, just once.
🤣 what's up, Swope! You're out there hustling .
@@templebuilderscarpentry7043 what’s up! You know how it is! Always working or looking for work.
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Can u just cut 32 % angle on mitor
Saw?
16 degrees on the miter saw. It's a 148-degree angle ,so 148÷2=74 degrees . Then, you need to find the complementary angle, which is 90 -74 =16 degrees. 16 degrees on your miter saw will produce a 74-degree angle on your building material. It can look confusing, but it's not. Thanks for commenting
So essentially use a different tool than a speed square.
No no no ! The angle finder is only confirming or checking my answer. You can find the angle with only the speed square. Thanks for commenting.
that was a lot of numbers for my brain!!!
🤣 you could just use 180 degrees, then subtract . Thanks for commenting.
Potna sound like my uncle. Dopest tip I’ve ever received. 22 year stone mason.
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I mean pretty cool but if you're actually doing trim work you just need to know you need to cut a 22.5 degree angle on the miter saw
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Wanna come and teach my geometry class
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That's the most time wasted on a useless angle.
Ain't No Way ! Im willing to bet it was more of a waste of time to write that useless statement. Thanks for commenting.
What about an outside corner?
I never tried the speed square with a outside corner. Maybe I can try this on a video. I think it should work. If not use your angle finder. Thanks for commenting.
big Bs
180-32 will also do the job
I agree. It's faster as well. Thanks for commenting.
Looks like a 22
It's a 16 . Thanks for commenting.
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or just - 32 from 180
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Wow. Painter needs to be fired
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Hey temple built! Thanks for the video. But it's honestly no help. I don't have any saw or square that's got a 148° on it. So I would have to say the video is no help to someone that knows what's going on. So I would have to say "temple NOT built". My skills would say by looking at this it would be base and shoe complete with a 22 ½ degree scribe and cut. Nothing being built. You just doing minor trim carpentry. Thank God!
How do you know what's going on when you don't know how to bisect or divide a 148 degree angle. This video is no help to you because you have no idea what is going on. You talked about having skills, and made a incorrect guess of 22 1/2 degrees, if you're a carpenter who house you been tearing up.
If you're not good at math I'll help you out bro . You're not a carpenter you're a DIYer and a funny guy . TEMPLE BUILDERS!
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Well sir I’m putting this In my pocket better than cutting a bunch of scrap blocks an try to find the mitter
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What if the angle is up in the air?
Use an angle finder . Thanks for commenting.
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Just subtract from 180°. You don’t have to subtract from 90 then add 90
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I didn't know we had to subtract that angle... This just saved me hours of stress!
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Where can I get one of those angle finder???
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Excellent 👌. Short and to the point. You captured the whole sea in a cup. I was looking for the answer of this question of calculating the angle for my garage DIY project since 2 days. Couldn't find the answer in any other video than this.
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Why didn't ya just use the yellow angle finder
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I get it but that still doesnt give you a number on the miter saw
I got other videos for that . You got to bisect the angle then find the complimentary angle. Thanks for commenting.
That's not what this video is about... Easily found on a youbute search on how to do that on a mitre saw.
You could just said, hey man nice video I learned something today.
This is to find an angle.
Wow thank you I did not know
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I do 22.5 on most angle cut 22.5 on both most of the time it will fit
Why not 180-32=148?
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