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Refined Marking and Spacing

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Installing My BendPak XPR-10AS Two Post Lift From Summit Racing! Is It Worth Doing It Yourself?

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What happens here

The presenter and Mike finalize the floor markings for lift placement. The chalk lines are snapped again to reflect the precise, squared measurements. The presenter emphasizes the importance of consistent tension on the tape measure when marking to ensure accuracy, noting that using the same tape measure for the entire project helps maintain consistency.

Goal: Achieve accurate and square markings for lift placement.

Tools and materials

  • Chalk Line — Marking final guidelines on the floor
  • Tape Measure — Precise measurement and verification

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okay versus that trying to split it in half well i just learned something new i'll use that next time i make a an ice tank or something instead of measuring the whole thing and splitting it find the center and then measure it twice from each side yeah you can do it that way it just makes it a little bit easier uh but if you're doing a little more precise measurements i always like to actually like so if i were to measure across this and then say i'm going to make two inch increments i'm not gonna go like two inches and mark it and then hold it here and go two inches yeah i'm gonna actually hold it here and go two four six eight so on and so forth so yeah and what i'm do what i do that when i fabricate stuff because the end of tape measures move i'll start on like inch two or three and i don't use the numbers i just use the spacing yeah that way you don't have the slack in the the tape measure right yeah yeah or if you're going to use the

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