Calculating a 45 degree OFFSET | EASIEST Method Explained For Trades | 2021

Calculating a 45 degree OFFSET | EASIEST Method Explained For Trades | 2021
Easiest Method Explained for Trades. 45° Offsets are very common in plumbing, HVAC & electrical trades. Here is our effort to make them easier for everyone.
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Concept: Manvir Badyal
Voice-over: Kulvir Dhaliwal
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[@juicygibbles76]

finally a way i can understand

[@rocketrider1405]

At 1:38 you should emphasize the 1/4” length of the fitting allowance with a thicker black line.

[@TobiMcTobeface]

Inches are why aliens haven't visited us still I'm sure

[@TruthToldTV]

🔥🔥🔥 thank you

[@dylanorourke735]

Can anyone explain how measuring center of fitting to end of hub is better than measuring the end of fitting to end of hub?

[@bwetafiaallday7205]

Thanks for helping

[@johncontos9577]

Very good method! See you next time!!😁

[@salochni1]

CAN THIS BE USED FOR ANY SIZE 45*

[@sean-e-boy]

Yes just take away your end to center of the fitting

[@sean-e-boy]

Take end to center for both 45s and subtract example a cast 3inch 45 is 3 ½ so subtract 7inches

[@tyrolcat229]

manta 4 life

[@TheBuildingExpert]

Thanks for your support

[@BantuNiLo]

Too much maths😢

[@denvercharlebois699]

it's not 14 1/8" it's 14 7/50"

[@JM.469]

😂😂😂😂

[@jesuszavala8482]

no such thing in plumbing, they work in 16ths

[@denvercharlebois699]

@@jesuszavala8482 you're right my bad lol. .14 x 16 = 2.24 which in terms is 14 2/16 which is 14 1/8"

[@gabezwurld9615]

​@denvercharlebois699 hi im really sorry to bother you but how were you able to come to that conclusion? my father and i are trying to find calculations but every calculator gives us 7/50

[@sanjaysharmagazipuri9251]

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