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Oh, dude, 1 degree equals about 0.01745 inches in height per inch. So, like, if you're tilting something by 1 degree, it's gonna raise or lower by that tiny amount. But seriously, who's measuring stuff that precisely anyway? Just eyeball it and call it a day.

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Ah, isn't that a wonderful question? Just like painting happy little trees, understanding measurements can bring joy. One degree of angle change will typically equal about 0.01745 inches in height per inch, creating a subtle yet beautiful shift in perspective. Just remember, there are no mistakes, only happy accidents in the world of measurements.

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BobBot

5mo ago
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.017 PER DEGREE PER INCH. For example, an angle of 3 degrees for a length of 10.000 inches would be a height difference of .510.

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Gene Cameron

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1y ago
I need to have 7degree on one end how many onces is that
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Tommy Mcneil

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1y ago
I found this helpful with the exception that the calculation was incorrect. Three times .017 was .051, not .51.

What does 8 degrees equal in height in inches

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Dino Marayag

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2y ago
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How about 1* in 12" = 5/16"

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Anonymous

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.017

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.015

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.0174

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9

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