Using an Angle Level - Revision history

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Fabcam1: Created page with "AngleLevel1.gif For guys who have NOT purchased the LRA Extension Module and want to use a dial level, please follow this thread carefully. Bend-Tech as a default (without t..."

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Created page with "AngleLevel1.gif For guys who have NOT purchased the LRA Extension Module and want to use a dial level, please follow this thread carefully. Bend-Tech as a default (without t..."

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AngleLevel1.gif

For guys who have NOT purchased the LRA Extension Module and want to use a dial level, please follow this thread carefully.

Bend-Tech as a default (without the LRA module) uses incremental rotations between bends. In other words, after each bend is performed that current rotation angle becomes 0 degrees.

After the 2nd bend you will need to calculate the absolute (rotations from 1st bend position) rotations.

Here is an example:

AngleLevel2.png

There are several types of angle levels available and many of them use different angle call outs. We are going to cover the 2 most common:

1) Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 360

Here are your results from our example

bend 1) 0 = 0 (the first one is always 0 degrees)

bend 2) -85 = 275 (360 + -85 = 275)

bend 3) 0 = 275 (275+0 = 275)

bend 4) 85 = 0 (275+85 = 360 = 0)

2) Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 180 and 0 to -180

bend 1) 0 = 0 (the first one is always 0 degrees)

bend 2) -85 = -85 (0 + -85 = -85)

bend 3) 0 = -85 (-85 + 0 = -85)

bend 4) 85 = 0 (-85 + 85 = 0)

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:55, 6 October 2015
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	'''bend 3)''' 0 = 275 (275+0 = 275)		'''bend 3)''' 0 = 275 (275+0 = 275)

−	bend 4) 85 = 0 (275+85 = 360 = 0)	+	'''bend 4)''' 85 = 0 (275+85 = 360 = 0)

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 [[File:AngleLevel1.jpg]]
-For guys who have NOT purchased the LRA Extension Module and want to use a dial level, please follow this thread carefully.
+For users who have NOT purchased the LRA Extension Module and want to use a dial level, please follow this thread carefully.
 Bend-Tech as a default (without the LRA module) uses incremental rotations between bends. In other words, after each bend is performed that current rotation angle becomes 0 degrees.
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-'''1) Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 360'''
+'''1: Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 360'''
 Here are your results from our example
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-'''2) Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 180 and 0 to -180'''
+'''2: Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 180 and 0 to -180'''
 '''bend 1)''' 0 = 0 (the first one is always 0 degrees)

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:45, 9 June 2014
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−	AngleLevel1.~~gif~~	+	[[File:AngleLevel1.jpg]]

	For guys who have NOT purchased the LRA Extension Module and want to use a dial level, please follow this thread carefully.		For guys who have NOT purchased the LRA Extension Module and want to use a dial level, please follow this thread carefully.

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 Here is an example:
-AngleLevel2.png
+[[File:AngleLevel2.jpg]]
 There are several types of angle levels available and many of them use different angle call outs. We are going to cover the 2 most common:

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-) Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 360
+'''1) Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 360'''
 Here are your results from our example
-bend 1) 0 = 0 (the first one is always 0 degrees)
+'''bend 1)''' 0 = 0 (the first one is always 0 degrees)
-bend 2) -85 = 275 (360 + -85 = 275)
+'''bend 2)''' -85 = 275 (360 + -85 = 275)
-bend 3) 0 = 275 (275+0 = 275)
+'''bend 3)''' 0 = 275 (275+0 = 275)
 bend 4) 85 = 0 (275+85 = 360 = 0)
-) Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 180 and 0 to -180
+'''2) Your angle level is numbered from 0 to 180 and 0 to -180'''
-bend 1) 0 = 0 (the first one is always 0 degrees)
+'''bend 1)''' 0 = 0 (the first one is always 0 degrees)
-bend 2) -85 = -85 (0 + -85 = -85)
+'''bend 2)''' -85 = -85 (0 + -85 = -85)
-bend 3) 0 = -85 (-85 + 0 = -85)
+'''bend 3)''' 0 = -85 (-85 + 0 = -85)
-bend 4) 85 = 0 (-85 + 85 = 0)
+'''bend 4)''' 85 = 0 (-85 + 85 = 0)