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Using 500 ml straight kerbs. What offset would I need to form a 12 metre radius? One for the boffs.
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Post: # 91805Post lutonlagerlout

is it a quadrant radius sean?

if so the circumference of a full circle would be 75.39 M

so a quarter would be 18.84 m

if you are using 500mm kerbs you will need 38 No kerbs

this means that each kerb must be 315mm from the perpendicular line to achieve the radius

i think ???

cant you just use a 12m tape and a centre point?

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Post: # 91808Post seanandruby

No can,t use that method. Just need to use a board with whatever nib on the front and my eye. It's all set out, just thought might be easier with profile board but my maths are shite. Done a load already but still hundreds to do. I know it's 7 ml for a 4. 5 radius on 915 length but mine are metre, or 500 channel kerbs. Thanks.
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Post: # 91811Post lutonlagerlout

maybe its 31mm a time then sean
i may have lost summat ?
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Very impressive Tony - my maths is shite like Shaun's too! :)
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Post: # 91814Post seanandruby

Appreciate that, thanks. I'm assuming that is evert 500 ???
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Post: # 91815Post lutonlagerlout

i am confident in the circunference
just not the rest
btw dave your spelling is shite to

its sean not shaun

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Post: # 91839Post rimexboy

lutonlagerlout wrote:i am confident in the circunference
just not the rest
btw dave your spelling is shite to

its sean not shaun

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Post: # 91843Post henpecked

lutonlagerlout wrote:is it a quadrant radius sean?

if so the circumference of a full circle would be 75.39 M

so a quarter would be 18.84 m

if you are using 500mm kerbs you will need 38 No kerbs

this means that each kerb must be 315mm from the perpendicular line to achieve the radius

i think ???

cant you just use a 12m tape and a centre point?

cheers LLL


Yes, the circumference is 24 x 3.14 = 75.36 :cool:

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Post: # 91844Post seanandruby

Trial and error tacticts, i just mitre'd each 500ml unit between 5 to 7 ml. Before you say : why bother such a small amount of cutting and just leave a gap, well every one has to be sealed with elastomeric sealant. Thank you for your input
sean

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