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    Drilling a compound hole

    Drilling a compound hole
    This video covers the math and setup concepts
    Of how to drill compound hole using only 2 angle
    And no length dimensions
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    FYI, unsurprisingly, there is an online calculator to solve compound sine plate setups, including computation of stack sizes

    https://www.subtool.com/st/how_to_se...ine_plate.html

    I admire your effort to teach the mathematics involved but I fear, given the state of math education today, that most of your students would bog down trying to do it on their own. Specialized calculators like the above are gradually removing that problem and, of course, worsening the state of math education.

    One comment from my own teaching experience. Referring to the "inverse tangent" (or inverse sine/cosine) is often erroneously interpreted by the student as 1/tangent since he learned that 1/x is the inverse of "x". It's better to refer to the "arctangent" and explain that the arctangent of x is the angle whose tangent is x.

    While many calculators have the arctangent marked as tan^-1, the better ones like HP have it marked as atan. I suspect that's due to the possible confusion to which I alluded.

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    Having lost much of my skills in math over the years form disuse and as Marv stated the advent and ready access of calculators both online and slide or rotary card types I never tire reading these explanatory and informative threads.
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    Hi mklotz
    I tried to use the link you supplied and it does not do calculations for holes
    Or I can not get it to work for me
    I have also tried the program from web machinist with out luck
    This is video 4 of 4 in a series on compound holes I am working back to front
    I need the other 3 done by next Thursday
    The biggest problem is the voice overs (I even spelt my name wrong on the cover page)
    Thank you for your comments and input
    Ray

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    Hi Frank S
    Thank You for commenting
    Its encouraging
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