ok, i need some elementary math help here. I have one of those large water tanks (see pic) that i'm taking plastic out and using the frame for a chicken coop.
I'm trying to make a top for it and here is my problem, and here is the measurements.
The metal frame is 47.5"wX39.75d" on the outside edge. Tubing is 1" thick so do a inset of 1" for inner deminsion.
I traced the angle on a board, vectorized the picture for the angle. But in trying to resize it to fit i have a problem.
The square boxes represent a frame made of 2x4's that is 50"x41 (outside measurements, and inset 3.5" for inside measurement)
When i set the metal frame on the 2x4 frame it fits within the 2x4's and what i want to do is carve a 1" wide "rabbit" for the wooden frame to rest on top of the metal frame for a roof.
But my angles are incorrect. How would be the best way to be able to figure that angle to fit within the square?