Scroll theory - one more time

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  • Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
  • Scroll theory - one more time

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  • @chriscadman5715
    @chriscadman5715 Рік тому

    Excellent...by the numbers, just like I need!

  • @barrysheen1111
    @barrysheen1111 3 місяці тому

    Excellent... Thank you 👍

  • @MrB82901
    @MrB82901 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for this video, I got it ... off to the shop to practice.

  • @hendersonhandmadeironwoodc8881
    @hendersonhandmadeironwoodc8881 8 років тому +2

    I personally thought your earlier video done on this subject was plenty explanatory bit this follow really dials in the info,Thank You for this great video as well as all the others you take the time to produce and share they are excellent

    • @df-intheshop330
      @df-intheshop330  8 років тому +3

      I did have a lot of questions about it so I decided to try another approach. Your the first one to comment on it. Glad you liked it. Thanks.

  • @leo-zr5zs
    @leo-zr5zs 2 роки тому

    very informative video, subscribed!

  • @gateway8833
    @gateway8833 7 років тому

    excellent explanation, that actually impacted my I understand button.

  • @paulorchard7960
    @paulorchard7960 3 роки тому

    Best explanation I have seen!

  • @pascaldolan7171
    @pascaldolan7171 3 роки тому

    Thanks chief, that's golden :-)

  • @miketownsend6108
    @miketownsend6108 6 років тому

    you are so Awesome

  • @RusticMetal
    @RusticMetal 7 місяців тому

    Hi
    How do you draw the other scroll #’s
    #2.5
    #3
    #5
    #6
    What is the difference? , I know you provided a pdf template on another video, but I would like to know how they are done. Thanks

    • @df-intheshop330
      @df-intheshop330  7 місяців тому

      Its all the same process. The scroll number refers to the number of units used to make the base line for the triangle for that scroll. The vertical leg of the triangle is always one unit and the base is the multiple of that unit so the quadrants for a 2.5 scroll are laid out in a triangle that is one unit high and 2.5 units long. The base line is always measured using the height of the right angle triangle as the unit the triangle is made from.

  • @benjaminbeattie-chapnick3094
    @benjaminbeattie-chapnick3094 7 років тому

    Out of curiosity what software are you using? Looks to be very intuitive and useful for custom layups and jig work!

    • @df-intheshop330
      @df-intheshop330  7 років тому +1

      This is just the free Graphics program for macs. The original version of this was called IDraw but they changed it a couple of years ago. Now Idraw is a pretty useless paint program that you have to pay for and they added this which is a great vector graphics program that is still free? It is great for laying out because you can great a canvas of any size and take full size measurements directly off the screen.