Posted by omahagreg on March 23, 2011 at 18:38:23 from (72.213.45.125):
In Reply to: Building fence posted by Justin SE IOWA on March 23, 2011 at 18:28:20:
You could use the '3, 4, 5' method-or any multiplier of it! While you have one side established, mark the end point. Measure back 30 feet along that same line, mark it. Now, return to the end point, measure 40 feet at a 90 degree to the first line, mark it. Now hook the first mark, since you know it is where you want it. Pull from the 30 foot mark-square will measure 50 feet as it crosses the 40 foot mark (you will probably need to move the 40 foot marker). You are measuring in a triangle. Hope this helps.
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