Math help - blind angles

[TexasLongball]

I've built a couple blinds with an octagonal front and squared back end. Ripped the 2x4s at 22.5 degrees. No issues.

I want to change up the design a bit and not sure if my angles will change because it's not a true octagonal front. The front side will be longer than the two adjacent sides so I think my angles will be all jacked up. I'll follow this with a pic of what I'm thinking.

[TexasLongball]

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[tradman]

with what you have sketched out there the inside angles will be 135 degrees so ripping each sheet of plywood at 22.5 degrees will work out.

[Dale Moser]

Those are all 135 deg, proceed.

[Goldeneagle]

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[TexasLongball]

Thanks everyone. Guess I was wrong about the uneven sides changing the angles. Much appreciated!

[crittergetter76]

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[Dale Moser]

If you changed that front 4' section, or the 6' side walls, the angles would change.

Those angled walls are not "exactly 2'10", but they're **** close. Cut those last.

[tradman]

33.941" short angled walls, or 33 15/16 +.003"

[Keith]

33.941" short angled walls, or 33 15/16 +.003"

Actually... 33 15/16" + .0035" since we're trying to be exact.

[tradman]

TOUCHE, I work at one of those high tolerance places that only holds to 3 decimal places! lol

[Dale Moser]

TOUCHE, I work at one of those high tolerance places that only holds to 3 decimal places! lol

My skill saw is only good to 1 decimal place....less, at times.

[Goldeneagle]

TOUCHE, I work at one of those high tolerance places that only holds to 3 decimal places! lol

I wish! Most of my stuff has tolerances in the +/-.0005 range.

[TexasLongball]

LOL I'm with Dale on this one. Those cuts will be last.

[hpdrifter]

LOL I'm with Dale on this one. Those cuts will be last.

cut em til they fit.