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Uploaded on Nov 1, 2012

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  • gar2161978

    gar2161978 6 months ago

    Just a guess Tim, but is the carpenters trick w/o a calculator the 3,4,5 method?

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  • AsktheBuilder

    AsktheBuilder 6 months ago

    No, that's not it. I cover it in another video in the Shed Series.

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  • athiker7209

    athiker7209 6 months ago

    The next video must be the 3, 4, 5 triangle.

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  • AsktheBuilder

    AsktheBuilder 6 months ago

    Nope. You don't have to do any math.

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  • athiker7209

    athiker7209 6 months ago

    Hey Tim, you being a Ham Radio Operator, have probably used this same calculation to determine the proper length of your guy wires for your antenna tower.

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    AsktheBuilder 6 months ago

    Correct. I could easily use the calculator you see in the video to give me the length of the guy wires.

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  • Brian Kowald

    Brian Kowald 6 months ago

    Sorry about that, I should have watched the entire video before commenting! Great video.

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    AsktheBuilder 6 months ago

    That's the method I use on walls. The lesson in this video was to teach the point you made. A refresher course in two identical triangles stacked on top of one another.

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    Brian Kowald 6 months ago

    Why not just measure both diagonals and check if they are equal?

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  • Don Cleveland

    Don Cleveland 6 months ago

    Great video Tim, I am looking forward to the Whole package of simple, concise how too information. My goal is to build a shed worthy of hiding in should Barack be re-elected.

    caterfrank

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