POINT TO POINT LAYOUT TOOL

By M-Power How often do you need to divide a span of wood -- or any other material - into several equal parts? We've found that we do it often, and trying to divide mathematically or with calipers is all too often a royal pain in the neck. There always seems to be either some ridiculous fraction involved, or else every adjustment of the calipers hits just one side or the other of mark when twirling off a distance. Even when these methods finally do give us accurate positions to mark, we often find that we either don't like the spacing and go through it all over again with a different number of divisions, or even worse, settle for a design that we don't really care for just because we don't want to go through the division process again. (Does the phrase, "Close enough for government work" ring any bells?)