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Measuring Countersink Angle Using Gage Balls
This post will cover how to measure a countersink angle using gage balls. Figure 1 shows how a countersink is normally specified on an engineering drawing. I frequently use countersinks in my wood and metal working hobbies. In addition, using gage balls to measure the countersink angle provides a good example of how to apply basic geometry concepts to a practical problem. I use this example in my role as a volunteer adult math tutor at our local library. Continue reading
Posted in General Mathematics, Metrology
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