Now, draw a line in the same manner as you did in step 3 draw a curve starting at the point where the pencil tip of the compass meets the circle and draw inward until you get to the edge of the circle opposite to where you started. Rest the metal tip at the point where the curved line you just drew touches the outer circle. Long diagonals and bisecting lines coincide, they intersect. Now, draw a line in a similar manner as you did in step 1 draw a curve starting at the point where the pencil tip of the compass meets the circle and draw inward until you get to the edge of the circle opposite to where you started. The long diagonal is the line between two opposite vertices. To cut a hexagon with equal sides using a miter saw, you. Rest the metal tip at the point where the curved line you just drew touches the outer circle. A regular hexagon has six sides of equal length which intersect one another at sixty-degree angles. Because this can be hard to understand, see the pictures above. Starting at the part of the circle the pencil part of the compass falls on, draw inward until the line gets to the part of the circle opposite to where you started. Turn the metal point of the compass so that the pencil it rests on the line of the circle.
Place the metal point part of the compass at any point along the circle line.
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