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Learning LayoutIn the Shop - Layout Basics by James D. Thompson IV. Bisecting a lineOne of the most basic things in layout is bisecting a line. This simply is a way to find the center of a line, or anything else for that matter.
On line A-B, set the compass to any distance greater than half the length of the line. Then using both A and B as centers, swing intersecting arcs above and below the line.
A line drawn through the intersections will cut line A-B exactly in half. December, 2005
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