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He tapes the area where the carpet cutter blade is going to travel. Then the cutter cuts the tape and he peels it away. He mentions he does it twice, 2 inches apart.

Yes... A Durable string works quiet well. That's a Lot of 2x4's. Lol

That looked like masking tape

painters tape

Very well said! I came here to say the same thing

Snap the end lines? As a very novice painter seems like the tape is alot but I feel more comfortable doing it this way.

Make a video to show us next time 👍

I need to do this 8 years later.

@@yankees6970i need to do this 8 years 2 weeks later for a client, how did your project go? Any tips?

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Kenneth G no

For the compass.

From the board is 18 ft

Look it up

19 9 from the middle of the basket

22ft In the nba

Depends on if you want nba, college, or high school measurements

we did 3 ft.

3 ft to sideline, 19-9 to baseline.

David Wirth actually, 3ft from out of bounds to the front of the back board. Then 18in to the center of the rim. Then it is 19ft9in to standard high school 3pt arc. I find it easier to measure out from the backboard for the free throw line the 15ft, then add the 6ft radius at the top of the key. Then measure back the 19ft9in from there (amounts to the same thing).

Jessie M no

19 ft 9 inch arc

Thank you. You guys did a great job...Vids like this is a big help.

I find 3 point lines vary depending what league, country and level you are in. There is no chart online to cover all the different court dimensions.

You definitely have to make a choice. We chose American High School to fit the needs of my son.

RC Street Drift this is certainly true. In USA high school is 19ft9i, NCAA is 20ft9in and NBA is 23ft9in. All from the center of the rim. What is found internationally is outside my knowledge base.

Hello, I used the giant compass (without the knife)to place a wide swath of tape in the area that I wanted. A pencil could work, but the purpose of the tape is to provide a smooth border for painting. This provided a really clean edge to my 3 point arc.

Just cover the general area with tape. My first attempt was a pencil on a string and I was unsuccessful. There was too much play in the string.

Health for a Future no

great question, I'm sure you could just hold a phillips screwdriver down hard for the pivot point but I didnt want to take the chance. I drilled a small hole with masonary bit. You can fill the hole in or just leave it. I left it and dont notice it. It fills in natually with sand and dirt.

aiman hakim no

yeah I am planning to use a screwdriver with a wire and marking crayon. two person job though.

Thanks for the comment. I actually looked into stencils at first but didn't want to pay the $200 - $300 for a decent set. This method cost less than $10 and surprisingly didn't take as long as you might think.

Who has this time ? 🤣 you an astronaut? Dont have even 1 Saturday or 2 hours available? Need to manage your time better. I save the world and still run my business

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