Quick Tip: How to cut a elbow in any degree

[@ikedaniels3118]

Thank you!!! This is exactly what I needed. unlike the other videos of people doing calculus. Some of us are actually hands on.

[@mrspontanious]

So this took me a little bit to get but so I know next time I look at the video I'm going to leave the equation here in the comments hahah
167/90=1.855
1.855x30=55.6
30 degrees = 55.6
71/90=0.788
0.788x30=23.6
30 degrees =23.6

[@user-qv9dw1kq3q]

Thanks Stuart...was trying to work it out

[@structurevlogs7751]

Thanks bro

[@pownkalpana5492]

Thanks

[@pownkalpana5492]

Lot of thanks

[@hammetolivier9686]

Thanks!!

[@mitudas2800]

Dear sir please keep continue your best tricks. Its help us to much 🙏

[@bartbley1269]

measure the outside radius and inside radius divide by 90 to get one degree measurements times those numbers be the degree you need

[@MohamedGamal-oj7qs]

That's great.. We need more plz..

[@erniejauod7942]

I like this,fast &very easy .tnxxx

[@mitudas2800]

❤️ it. Plz keep going like this type of easy method. God bless u

[@ernestoaquinodocumentary4384]

Its also applicable for big diameter of pipe like like 6inch and up or small diameter only ?

[@hammetolivier9686]

Thanks. this will help me a lot

[@anwarshah-z1v]

👍👍👍👍👍👌 amazing. 🙏

[@vangelis5236]

We need more plz

[@malachithered624]

I'm assuming this would also work with cutting down a 45. Just take it /45 instead of 90

[@abdullahmohd8718]

You should make more videos

[@brokenspoke410]

Is it the same if I am cutting a 45 to a 30?

[@moey653]

How do u calculate the 23.6 mm

[@ActionTeam12]

We work with inches here but he basically got the outside measurement of the 90, then divided it by 90, and multiplied the result by 30. That’s how he knew how much to mark on the outside. Same thing for the inside. Length, divided by 90, mutliplt by 30 and marked

[@prodzektownia]

Nice

[@sarawakiansborneo418]

useful trick

[@thilakpiyathilak6678]

Good sir

[@sonuprajapti8461]

this is bast formula

[@fanznoize]

30x0,01745x76.2=39.8=40

[@krzysztofp7846]

sheer maths . thx

[@subhadipnath5697]

How to pipe inch

[@benni85]

Man I wish this was in inches. Great video though.

[@markjohnstone1588]

Just use a zip tie instead of string

[@leonelgonzalez1265]

thanks but you have a lot more ways to learn doing that