About the Correction Angle

[CAD Department R.K.]

Sorry for the sudden message.
I got all mixed up when the consultant asked me a question.
I want to correct the anchor installation angle using Kakudo-kun. To do that, I need to calculate the composite angle.
The horizontal angle of 27° results in a rebar correction of 27° only when the rebar is placed horizontally in vertical concrete, right?
If there's even a 1° angle of inclination, it wouldn't be 27°, right? After all, a 27° horizontal angle is measured from the sky.
Also, the vertical angle isn't perpendicular to the slope, so it needs to be adjusted, and it changes depending on whether it's pointing up or down, right?
Since they're asking me to explain it in 3D, I just want to tell them not to ask the impossible.

[Entertainment]

I'm sorry for the delay.

First, Kakudoku-kun has a maximum angle of 20 degrees.
If you want to set it to 27 degrees, you'll need a + taper plate.

And as you said, if it ever touched the ground even once, it’s impossible.

You can't really understand 3D unless you draw it in 3D CAD, lol.

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