How to actually grind angles 15°, 30° and 45°

[shopandmath]

How to actually grind angles 15°, 30° and 45°
In this video I'm going to demonstrate how to set up to grind 15° 30° and 45° on angled parallels
in this setup I will be using two different methods for the 45° and 30° I will be using a sine bar and angle plate
on the 15° I will be using a vice and a sine bar because the angle is extremely small and would be very difficult to clamp using a sign plate
I will also demonstrate how to calculate 15° 30° and 45° setups using a 5 inch sine bar and Gage blocks

[Ralphxyz]

It would have been clearer to see what you were doing, to use a rectangle piece not a previously ground piece already with the angle.

[metric_taper]

It would have been clearer to see what you were doing, to use a rectangle piece not a previously ground piece already with the angle.

Yes, also I want to see how you get the right angle so that's perfect before grinding the hypotenuse. I know that I would use a precision grinding vise, with a precision square to set the work piece opposite side of the triangle, once I had the adjacent side ground. But seeing that shown, and a few methods of getting there is the info I would like. There's many fixturing tricks used, and that's the sort of knowledge I need. I trust my 1-2-3 block, but here it would be too thick to use to make the square angle, give the thickness of his material stock.