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angle
In Euclidean geometry, an angle is the figure formed by two rays, called the sides of the angle, sharing a common endpoint, called the vertex of the angle.
Angles formed by two rays lie in the plane that contains the rays. Angles are also formed by the intersection of two planes. These are called dihedral angles. Two intersecting curves may also define an angle, which is the angle of the rays lying tangent to the respective curves at their point of intersection.
Angle is also used to designate the measure of an angle or of a rotation. This measure is the ratio of the length of a circular arc to its radius. In the case of a geometric angle, the arc is centered at the vertex and delimited by the sides. In the case of a rotation, the arc is centered at the center of the rotation and delimited by any other point and its image by the rotation.
Hi and thank you for reading. I am installing a shower valve which requires a 3/4 male threaded fitting. I am using a make 3/4 thread that goes into the valve and the other end is 22mm compression fitting. The connection is elbowed. The issue I am having is when the elbow is screwed all the...
I have a fair degree of experience with 15/22/28 mm fittings in both compression & solder but I am now fitting an UFH manifold which has flow and return presented in 1" BSP fittings. All fine, I have various of these fittings that convert to 22mm compression. All would be lovely if it wasn't...
I am having a new boiler fitted soon.
I need to remove all old pipe (which should be easy as I have all the ceilings down so can see all the pipes)
I am going to remove all of the old copper and sell it and then have new pipes (they will be in different positions anyway).
Problem is that...
Ello guys.
i have a customer with a victorian house, very high end of the market.
prior to them owning it the previous owner had all of the cast iron rads removed.
now they want all the current ones changed back!
in the bay windows (8 of them) they want the rads spaced off the wall so they...
Where has this been all my life? This is one of the best powertools I've bought for years.......Its invaluable on kitchen jobs where you need to get into really tight spaces.
Anyone looking to get one should seriously consider this over the makita one, I have the makita and although more...
Hi all,
I could do with some general tips regarding toilet siphons. I've already mended a few in the past, including one on my own (which luckily went totally to plan). I've got another two this week, and - just in case they give me grief - would like to be prepared. So...
1. Apparently the two...
I have to fit a 5"horizontal vaillant flue today and wondered what size core bit to use. I normally use a 127mm for a 4" flue to give me the fall back to the boiler. But a 127mm might be a little tight. Any thoughts?
Looking to get a angle drill, for drilling joists and other jobs I'm sure I'll find for it. Looking at the theses 3 anyone got/used them and has some input, or any other sugestions.
Makita UK
Makita UK Presently the Favourite
Makita UK Whilst significantly more powerful may be too...
Hi,
I have a Bosch combi boiler that has been fitted in the loft with a vertical flue through the roof. However, the plastic flue going up to the roof is a few degrees off vertical... not a great deal, but I'd say the top of the flue is up to 1cm off, compared to the bottom of the flue (it's...
I've got a toilet to swap over in a bathroom and need to clean the inside of the cast iron soil pipe to accept a Mulitiquick.
It has the usual 80 years of corrosion/scale build up and want to grind that off pretty quick to a smooth surface for the fins to seal against. I'll be against the clock...
Good morning
Had a friend call me to say his toilet is leaking. I had a look and the joint between the pan connector and the cast iron soil branch pipe and leaking at the bottom. its a close-coupled WC and I installed it some time ago - roughly 6 years.
Its awkward because the cast iron branch...
Marty32
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I have a 1/2 BSPP male valve which I need to install at a particular angle in a BSPP female elbow.
It is not possible to tighten the fittings against a washer and achieve the desired installation angle.
I need advice on the best setting thread sealant to use. My engineering chum said araldite...
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I need to get some rusted wing nuts of my my mums elderley friends toilet, they are stuck fast!
I am looking at angle grinders, don't want to break the bank!!
I prefer cordless if they are powerful enough.
Looking at 18v?
Ryobi One + Cordless CAG-180MG 18 Volt Green Cordless...
gotta cut through some cast iron soil pipe, havent done it for ages and cant rememebr what type of angle grinder blade i used,
i currently have a diamond blade in there at the moment, and it seems to go through everything and anything,
will that be suitable to the cast iron ? cheers
plumber89
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I need to drill 4omm holes in some joists that are only 12" apart i have tried 2 of those angle drill attachments (from screwfix) both only managed a couple of holes before breaking any advice welcome. PS Money tight at moment as only just starting working for myself.
Steve
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