Sine Bar: Calculating Gage Block Height With Excel

I show what a Sine Bar is, what it is used for, and how to get the correct angle by calculating the gage block height with Microsoft Excel.
Using formulas in Excel is very accurate, and saves time in repetitive calculations.

[@AustinNagy]

Dude your videos are so underrated. Thanks for making the content and teaching others! It really helps!

[@RDeanOdell]

Thanks so much! It’s great to get positive feedback.

[@tdg911]

Your videos are awesome, thank you. Very easy to follow along. I'm rusty with math but decent with computer programming so the nested functions is easy on me :)

[@drevil4454]

I'll stick with a calculator. You were too fast for my shrinking pip

[@RDeanOdell]

Fair enough. Thanks for watching!

[@miguelmuniz8742]

Nicee 🔥

[@RDeanOdell]

Thanks so much!

[@Mainoffender69]

Great vid, thanks. If have 3 boxes for degrees, minutes and seconds, how do I find the gauge block height from the 3 criteria?

[@RDeanOdell]

So quick answer is that decimal degrees = degrees +minutes/60 + seconds/3600 I will try to make a video about it soon.

[@Mainoffender69]

@@RDeanOdell that's great. Thanks a lot for replying