100 + 28 degrees are not harder to mark than 64, and then aim 0 and 100 properly. :-/
What would be the process to do that? To aim 0 and 100 properly, you'd need a tool to calculate a 100:28 (25:7) ratio on an arbitrary distance, wouldn't you?
One can build such a tool, but it's not a doubled-over piece of string.
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What would be the process to do that? To aim 0 and 100 properly, you'd need a tool to calculate a 100:28 (25:7) ratio on an arbitrary distance, wouldn't you?
One can build such a tool, but it's not a doubled-over piece of string.