How To Degree Camshaft Using Lift At TDC - Without Degree Wheel

Weird to be trying to teach people the wrong way to degree a cam.

Is there a way to discover what degree centerline is of a camshaft with only one comparable centerline at TDC? If my lift is different than the manufacturer's specs, and the manufacturer's website does not have the same exact cam running on different centerlines, is there an equation possible to figure out what degree I'm in or how many degrees off I am?

Pistons dwell like 5 to 6 degrees at the crank so you're pretty much wasting your time trying to degree a cam. Just buy a degree wheel they're like 10 bucks

What if you dont have a Comp cam?

Pardon me from asking this and correct me as well. Finding the true tdc on piston and camshaft lift is much better when they are not yet attached by timing chain or belt, right?

why would you have 2 dial indicators and not a degree wheel?

Gotta say the extra noise in the beginning was driving me crazy! Still good info though.