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Step 2The paper protractor (A Sub-Instructable)
It is quite possible to mark reasonably accurate angles with just a scrap of paper.
Folding the paper in half makes a straight edge - a 180o angle.
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Fold it in half again, lining the creased edge along itself, makes a 90o angle.
Fold again, and make a 45o angle.
A final fold makes a 221/2o angle.
Open the paper up, and you find sixteen equally-spaced creases.
Line the loom up with the hole over the point where all the creases cross, and then make marks where each crease meets the edge of the loom.
Folding the paper in half makes a straight edge - a 180o angle.
http://www.instructables.com/files/deriv/FYP/RQF4/FLCF60UH/FYPRQF4FLCF60UH.SMALL.jpg
Fold it in half again, lining the creased edge along itself, makes a 90o angle.
Fold again, and make a 45o angle.
A final fold makes a 221/2o angle.
Open the paper up, and you find sixteen equally-spaced creases.
Line the loom up with the hole over the point where all the creases cross, and then make marks where each crease meets the edge of the loom.
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