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query about segmented circle part size
Folks -
*Somewhere* there was an online calc or website that was able to figure out the length of the segments in creating a circle of "X" inches in diameter. I am sure that many of you math types will guffaw, so I'll take my lumps, but I'd like a better way than laying it out on paper and measuring. I was showing one of the students how to lay out an 8 and also a 12 sided circle, 12" in diameter, with 3" wide stock. Our method worked okay and all, I just know that there's an easier way to do it. Any ideas?? John Moorhead |
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