so, my calculations were different. 96ft run divided by 8ft intervals equals 12 markers, not including the starting point. so the rise between each stake would be shorter than what you calculated. Is that why you were "a little low at the top"? thanks, and thanks for the vid
I guess I need to watch a different video on where to place my rotary laser. To me it seemed like you just randomly placed it somewhere but I suspect you picked that location for a reason. Where do I place my rotary laser? I live in the mountains, we don't have the luxury of a nice easy slope. Our driveways are very steep and often with a bend. How do you suggest I read my laser with a grade change of over 20' from bottom to top of slope? hehehehe
Place it were you still read it at the top. The receiver should be as close to the ground as possible. If you have 20 ft of elevation your gonna need a pole that high, Or you can split it into two sections which would most likely be easier
I love it when American's use metric to work stuff out, then convert it back to the easy to use fractional system :) Come on people just use the metric system and save some braincells.
There's a missing aspect, where the driveway is not totally flat, but is as my drawings
Thanks for the video
But how do I add the slop value to my staff readings at different intervals
Thanks for the video. It was helpful.
Awesome thank you
(Nerd Alert:) If you stay in inches...
(9*12) + 2 = 110
110 / 11 = 10
Haha thats to complicated For my small brain.
Yeah I was just thinking a duodecimal calculator would be so helpful here. Decimal calculators suck at threes.
@@stevecarter8810 yes!
Damn good vid
Thank you!
so, my calculations were different. 96ft run divided by 8ft intervals equals 12 markers, not including the starting point. so the rise between each stake would be shorter than what you calculated. Is that why you were "a little low at the top"? thanks, and thanks for the vid
I guess I need to watch a different video on where to place my rotary laser. To me it seemed like you just randomly placed it somewhere but I suspect you picked that location for a reason. Where do I place my rotary laser? I live in the mountains, we don't have the luxury of a nice easy slope. Our driveways are very steep and often with a bend. How do you suggest I read my laser with a grade change of over 20' from bottom to top of slope? hehehehe
Place it were you still read it at the top. The receiver should be as close to the ground as possible. If you have 20 ft of elevation your gonna need a pole that high, Or you can split it into two sections which would most likely be easier
If you use the engineer scale it makes life allot easier!
I love it when American's use metric to work stuff out, then convert it back to the easy to use fractional system :) Come on people just use the metric system and save some braincells.
My calculations were way different cause you lot still talk in dinosaurs measurements 😂😂😂😂😂😂
or just use meters
why not just call it 9.5% slope
Ugh