Hi Orchid,
Is there a mathematical formula for computing what size tubing would
be the correct size to make a tube setting for a trillium stone.
Thanks, Vince LaRochelle
Hi Orchid,
Is there a mathematical formula for computing what size tubing would
be the correct size to make a tube setting for a trillium stone.
Thanks, Vince LaRochelle
Is there a mathematical formula for computing what size tubing would be the correct size to make a tube setting for a trillium stone.
Perimeter of a stone should equal to circumference of the tubing
which is approximately diameter times 3.
Mathematically it is 2 Pir - r - radius, Pi - 3.14
Leonid Surpin
I think you’ll find you need to add a bit over formula. Each corner
requires additional material to go around its radius, over and above
the calculated perimeter.