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How to Make a Perfect Right Angle Without Fancy Tools - Kevin Caron

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[PLEASE NOTE: 8 9 10 DOES NOT WORK. STICK WITH 3 4 5.]

From kevincaron.com - Artist Kevin Caron shows how to make an accurate right angle even if you don't have a square ....

Kevin Caron is holding a framing square that can be used for making accurate right angles, but how do you make an accurate right angle if you don't have one of these squares?

A long time ago, Kevin Caron was making a sculpture and wanted to make sure it was straight and square so it didn't lean to one side. A neighbor showed him a trick ....

It's a very easy formula to remember: just three numbers, like 3 4 5.

Kevin Caron uses a tape measure to draw a 4" line on his workbench. He then draws a 3" line from one end and perpendicular to the first line. He then measures from the two open ends, "connecting all the dots." If the right angle is correct, the length of that new, long line should be 5". If it isn't, just adjust your lines accordingly.

He says this tip will work with any set of numbers - 3 4 5, 8 9 10 - however high up you want to go and big of a square you want to make. Whatever you're trying to put together, now you have a guideline to use.

Kevin Caron thanks his neighbor, Doug, for showing him this trick. He then apologizes to his math teacher, Mr. Inman - he knows you tried to explain this at one point. Sorry!

Thanks for watching, and please click that "like" button before you head to kevincaron.com to see more how to videos and Kevin Caron's amazing sculpture ....

Well, you might want to stick around for another moment when a mirror might have helped ....


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Artist Kevin Caron has been sculpting full time since 2006. See - and hear - his amazing metal and large format 3D-printed sculptures, which are found in public and private places coast-to-coast and online at kevincaron.com.

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Kevin Caron, Artist published this 2:02 video tutorial on November 12, 2019. It has been watched 20,763 times on YouTube.

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