Journey to the Temple: Learning angles For the Beginner Carpenter

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[@davidalford95]

Thank you for your service, brother. And thank you for your knowledge.

[@boomboomdi]

Keep preaching! And, from my heart, thank you for your service!!! TB!

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

What's up boom! I appreciate you commenting. We Problem Solvers!

[@trini-rt6xn]

Brilliant illustration of angles, and using you military experience to demonstrate was even more genius.
I would never have known that the 20° cut would have been the waste, and the 70° degree cut (90° - 20° = 70°) was the cut needed for the project. Thanks for helping me understand this carpentry terminology.
Best of success to you always.

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

You are catching on quick trini . Thanks again. We Problem Solvers!

[@trini-rt6xn]

@@templebuilderscarpentry7043 Appreciate your kind words of encouragement. Sincerely.

[@MrKarbonbody]

Тhanks for your advice. Greetings from Russia!

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Greetings ! Thanks for the feedback.

[@SmedlyButler-cq5iq]

Its interesting how learning the Latin root for words we use helps us understand further the meaning.
Have a good weekend Temple Builders

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

You too . Thanks for commenting.

[@robertoknocks315]

Love the easy to follow content. Thank you!

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

I try to keep it simple. We Problem Solvers! Thanks for commenting.

[@robertoknocks315]

Thanks!

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[@sswwooppee]

Insight on how an experienced carpenter thinks about something I thought I understood is useful. My knowledge wasn’t as clear as I thought it was.

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

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[@bobbrown9158]

Good job TBC, Mitre cuts are the hardest to figure out without an understanding of the principle you laid out. I've seen interior trim butchered because of bad Mitre cuts.

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Wood butchers are out there. Thanks for the feedback Bob.

[@cixco6140]

👊🏼

[@templebuilderscarpentry7043]

Thanks for the feedback.