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mokedaddy 5,000+ posts
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Two t-squares, some string, a nail, and a pencil is the most primal way.
Or if you know mounting diameter you can just use a compass.
Or if you know mounting diameter you can just use a compass.
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x2 on string nail and pencil
808_bass 10+ year member
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how do you use the string and nail. Do you cut six inches( for twelves) of string and go around in a circle?
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