So with any shape look at how many sides you have (for octagon 8 ) and divide 360 by the number of sides (360 degrees makes a complete "trip" around from starting point to end point). 360/8=45.
Next since we are likely wanting to angle the ends of each side, two ends will make up that 45 degree angle. So you divide 45 by 2 = 22.5 degrees.
So to summarize,
Octagon - 360/8 sides/2 = 22.5 degrees
Hexagon - 360/6 sides/2 = 30 degrees
Square - 360/4 sides/2 = 45 degrees
A hexagon has six sides and six angles [picture a six sided circle} now a circle has 360 degrees so a hexagon breaks the 360 degrees into 6 angles of 60 degrees each [360 divided by 6 angles] so each angle is 60 degrees but the cuts on each end of the individual sides has to be half of 60 degrees to fit together to form a 60 degree angle. so cut each end at a 30 degree angle. draw a hexagon while reading this and it will be plain as day. same thing for any other shape simply divide 360 degrees by number of sides to get degrees of angles and then halve the angles to get the angle for each end cut.
30 degree angle for each piece.
360 / 6 = 60 60 / 2 = 30 for each of the two pieces
proof: we all know we cut 45's to make a square
360 / 4 = 90
90 / 2 = 45
If you're cutting the wood to make a Pentagon form with a chop saw the degree you're looking for is "36 degrees". Other info on the 5-sided REGULAR Pentagon (all equal sides/all equal angles) are: center angle is 72 degrees, (what is a center angle?) miter angle is 54 degrees (to form a regular pentagon with small wooden pieces I cut 5 identical pieces with 54 degree angles at each end ...only if the pieces are absolutely identical will it form a regular pentagon), and again the bevel is 36 degrees. (also the angle is the same using your table saw with the miter gauge).
The exterior angles of an octagon are 45 degrees.
It would be 115.71 degrees, approx.
what degree does the blade need to be set on table saw for pentagon
Each exterior angle is 45 degrees (interior angle = 135 degrees).
There is too much extra needed information before an answer can be given. Is the wood to make only the circumference, or would it make all the surface, what is the width of the wood, what design to make the octagon.
oak or verlen wood
for wood to burn you need fire
wood ,string
8 degree hardwood 11 degree soft wood with a degree to play with
Ebenezer Wood constructed the first hexagon and octagon shaped cases for pencils in 1880
Ebenezer Wood constructed the first hexagon and octagon shaped cases for pencils in 1880
to make an quilateral hexagon (all the angles identical) each internal angle should be 108 degrees.
all you need is a pice of wood and two pices of smaller wood
you need to make pizza with wood fire
you need a chimney, wood burning sauna stove and a sauna. That's pretty much it.