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yall are wrong with the angle, yea its 45 degrees but each board has 2 sided, so one side get a 22.5 degree cut and so does the other. So you need 22.5 degrees not 45, that would just make a square

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Looks great! How did u find all the angles for that port!? I seriously suck at angles

The angle of cut is 67.50 each. The easiest way to derive this is drafting software such as autocad or the following formula: (n-2)X1800 where n is the number of sides you want. Example for 8 sides we have (8-2) X 180 = 10800 . Now we are dealing with 8 sides so 1080/8 = 1350 . To get the angle of cut we divide 135/2 = 67.50

Another example for 6 sides we have (6-2)X180 = 7200 and 720/6 = 1200. Therefor the angle of each cut is 120/2 = 600. Hope this helps you all....

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yall are wrong with the angle, yea its 45 degrees but each board has 2 sided, so one side get a 22.5 degree cut and so does the other. So you need 22.5 degrees not 45, that would just make a square

And so are you too, 22.50 will not give any regular (symmetrical) figure.

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yall are wrong with the angle, yea its 45 degrees but each board has 2 sided, so one side get a 22.5 degree cut and so does the other. So you need 22.5 degrees not 45, that would just make a square

And so are you too, 22.50 will not give any regular (symmetrical) figure.

Oh really? Go back to school kid.Each cut on each piece of the octagon is 22.5

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yall are wrong with the angle, yea its 45 degrees but each board has 2 sided, so one side get a 22.5 degree cut and so does the other. So you need 22.5 degrees not 45, that would just make a square

And so are you too, 22.50 will not give any regular (symmetrical) figure.

Oh really? Go back to school kid.Each cut on each piece of the octagon is 22.5

you have just exposed your lack of any formal education.....
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yall are wrong with the angle, yea its 45 degrees but each board has 2 sided, so one side get a 22.5 degree cut and so does the other. So you need 22.5 degrees not 45, that would just make a square

And so are you too, 22.50 will not give any regular (symmetrical) figure.

Oh really? Go back to school kid.Each cut on each piece of the octagon is 22.5

you have just exposed your lack of any formal education.....

pretty sure 16 x 22.5 is 360 man...

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yall are wrong with the angle, yea its 45 degrees but each board has 2 sided, so one side get a 22.5 degree cut and so does the other. So you need 22.5 degrees not 45, that would just make a square

And so are you too, 22.50 will not give any regular (symmetrical) figure.

Oh really? Go back to school kid.Each cut on each piece of the octagon is 22.5

you have just exposed your lack of any formal education.....

Have I now? You are measuring from the horizontal plane. A saw blade is vertical, 90deg from the horizontal. Tilt that blade 22.5 deg from vertical to cut the angles to form the octagon.

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