Hello and welcome to the Modern Maker Podcast for Thursday January 23rd,

2020, not 2020 as Mike corrected me on last week otherwise known as and I don't

know how this is possible because I swear to God this has been a national day before but National Pie Day

Gotta be as in PIE. Yeah, you know what it was? I bet you we did PIE day, but we just talked about like P.I. E.

Anyways? Like we talked about our favorite pies even though it was the

number that was actually the reference. Okay, I got you. So now that it's actual

pie day, why don't we just talk about our favorite digits within pie?

I mean, I can really only go to 3.14.

I don't know anything past that.

There's got to be, well, I think it might be like infinite or goes on so long you can probably just name any three number

combo sequence and it'll be in there somewhere so I'm gonna say like a two two two

nice is my favorite within pie Ben Ben, what do you got?

Do you guys use circular geometry at all?

Like, have you ever used pie?

I don't think so.

I used a circumference calculator because I forgot the equation once but I know it now it's it's 2 pi R.

There you go. Yeah. Get that crack. You know it's funny is so a few days after people are hearing this like this weekend. I should have a new video out that me and Sean did together.

It's all about geometry. Well, it's actually I know the working title of it is taking the math out of woodworking.

Oh wow what great timing okay let's hear about it what is it.

It's like as if this was planned so it's we've chose it's kind of like a

tips video where there's probably like five or six different segments and we just picked kind of like like stumbling blocks that people hit early that have to do with like math and measuring where you shouldn't be using that stuff but your

natural inclination is to use it. So one of the examples has to do with like the trapezoidal boxes that I make and it's talking about like so I could technically like pull up that information from sketch up because you know I could I draw it all out first and it would tell me like oh yeah this is supposed to be 18 and 4964 7 inch long or whatever or you could use

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