Well, while you might not have realized it back then, measuring angles with protractors can be very useful in life. If you’re planning on building a new house to start a family in or you’re ...

So, you need to be very careful which scale you use when measuring the angles. With a protractor, the angles of any shape can found where two lines meet and form a corner. The shapes themselves ...

The Raspberry Pi maker community never ceases to amaze us and today we have a project that's no exception. Maker and ...

The second video is the making-of.) Note that the equipment was absurdly simple: a DSLR (Canon EOS 5D Mark II), a protractor, a tripod and a tape measure. It’s humbling to realize that pretty ...

Electronic enthusiasts that need to measure angles on their robotic arm or other projects may be interested in a new proximity sensor that has been created by William Moore called the Protractor.

When it comes to measuring the angles, things need to be a little more exact than holding up a plastic protractor; that’s where a theodolite comes in, a telescope-looking type of optical ...

But you don’t have to break out the protractor; you can easily use a level to determine the angle of the cut. In this video from DIY YouTuber See Jane Drill, we learn how to measure the angle of ...

Actually, you would have to take your angle measurement and subtract from 90° to get your latitude. Also, there is a straw on top of my protractor to assist with the aiming—and it looks cool.