Next time you can take your octagon and rotate it 22.5 degrees and it will cause the flat side to be down. Thanks for the video! If you have an even number of sides you can take 180/numberSides if you have an odd number sides take 180/(2xnumberSides). For odd number you might have to rotate a time or two to get it right.
Looks great Edgar and thank you 👍
Thank you Al! Much appreciated! Have a good weekend!
Next time you can take your octagon and rotate it 22.5 degrees and it will cause the flat side to be down. Thanks for the video! If you have an even number of sides you can take 180/numberSides if you have an odd number sides take 180/(2xnumberSides). For odd number you might have to rotate a time or two to get it right.
Thank you Buzzsawddog! This is what I needed and very helpful! Thanks for sharing!
@@aetimberpine no worries! Working together and helping each other is how we learn and make better projects ;)
Nice