How to layout 9ft 60 degree angle stalls with an angled centerline.

[@Sectionmillionaire-fg8mm]

Thanks for this video. I like the breakdowns in your videos. Great explanation

[@Everythinghighend_]

Informative video nice guide

[@linepainter]

Glad you liked it, thanks for watching

[@Snarfimus]

My man you are a god send! I just started getting into this and your knowledge is next level thank you for sharing this!

[@linepainter]

@@Snarfimus your are welcome. Please subscribe to see more new info

[@QueensStandUp]

Thanks for another good video 👍

[@NoName-be5ir]

Thanks , that helps a lot.
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[@linepainter]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching

[@ciscopena1306]

Can you make a video on how to create different angles like 45.Im having a hard time with that

[@mattshepherd4947]

How do you establish your base line?

[@linepainter]

It all depends on the property you are working at. we try to work off of a building or a straight curb

[@OmertaAnonymous]

How did you figure out the initial offset? 60 degree parking stall? 9.3. To 10.4.

[@linepainter]

@@OmertaAnonymous 60 degree 18 ft stall, 16 feet off the curb is a 9'5" offset. Same stall 18 feet off the curb is 10'5" off the curb. I use the auto layout computer sometimes for an odd ball size angle. Thanks for watching

[@OmertaAnonymous]

So 10.5 curb and 10.5 aisle, will give 9ft width @60?

[@linepainter]

@@OmertaAnonymous 10'5" or 10.4' it's an inch difference between the two. But yes to answer your question

[@OmertaAnonymous]

18ft off curb how long is the line @60? Usually a stall is 9x18.?
Thank you

[@linepainter]

@@OmertaAnonymous yes for a 90 degree stall they are 9x18. On the angle stall sometimes the start line is 16 or 18 feet off the curb for an angle

[@broken_diesel]

Terrible at explaining. I got what you said: but the explaining process because of your back and forth is terrible

[@linepainter]

@@broken_diesel thanks for the comment and watching