How To Find The Center Of A Circle ( 3 Easy And Quick Ways )

In this video I will show you how to find the center of a circle. These are the 3 best ways to find the center point of any circle.

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0:00 Intro
Using Chords 0:34
Drawing a square 3:04
Circle template 4:59

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In this video David from Davids Diy Reviews shows you how to find the center of a circle, as well as one method that requires no measuring tools of any kind

[SleeplessRonin]

Was making some 40K objective templates by hand, and needed this method to figure out the center of a 40mm base. Perfect. Thanks!

[lindablake]

Bless you. I was trying to find the center of a circle and also four corner points of a square within that circle. I made a mess trying. Now I can do it.

[syndrac]

Well this saves the time and effort of measuring the distance around the the circle and dividing by 2π or π

[freezerburn]

That las one was one and done for me, thanks!

[appliedspeed]

I like the square and compass on your left hand...

[graftedin]

I really like the template method. Thanks

[dennisnicholson]

Hated math but wow I was amazed trying to eyeball without my compass. Ty !

[rqdtv]

The chord method will find the center with only 2 chords needed

[carryekearns]

This info helps with quilting designing also

[Gabriel_Bento]

Am I the only one who came here just because was trying to find the center of a pizza and then cut it? 😅

[Forest_Knight]

Seen so many of these videos where "content creators" copy each other without thinking. Dude, place the top of the right angle anywhere on the circle, like you did. The two points where the angle arms intersect the circle form a diameter - connect them. Repeat it from a different starting point. The intersection of the two diameters is your centre of the circle. Basic geometry.