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The gate can be too large to lift back to level, but it can't be too small. You have to know how to install the device to make it work correctly. If you attached it to the wrong diagonal, tightening actually pulls it out of square.
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Help determining angles
I mounted the kit, adjusted to the maximum and the turnbuckle tops out before the gate is level - about half an inch too short. Way too much cable left over and if I had more distance it would be fine. How does that not make sense?
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Help determining anglesQuote:
Sometimes you can modify a mechanism so it fits correctly. Sometimes, things are so complicated that they have no solution.
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Help determining angles
I can see where this might be one of those.
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Help determining angles
I've got no formal carpentry training and I came here to ask questions and learn not be insulted by people who have the expertise. This thread has gone too far. Obviously it's a simple stick gate with a handful of options to reinforce it. I need to build some larger full size fence gates so I'm trying to learn by making mistakes on my small temporary deck gate.
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Help determining angles
If you would have simply posted a picture of the gate and asked how to reinforce/brace it this thread wouldn’t be 50+ post long.
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Your first post. Quote:
What is so difficult about that question>? Do you own a tape? If so can you read the tape to give measurements??????
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Help determining angles
Here is a work sheet for Excel I put together for establishing center line lengths and angle cuts, just enter your data in the orange boxes, simple and easy.
Mark
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