To measure the circumference of a cylinder using a thread, take the thread and wrap it around the cylinder until it has gone all the way around the circumference of the cylinder. Once the thread has been cut at this length, spread it out on a table or the ground.
Place the thread length along the meter rule and indicate the locations of the thread's tip and bottom. The distance between the bottom and top points is determined by the cylinder's circumference. If the thread is longer than the meter rule, note the spot along the thread where the meter rule ends, insert the meter rule, and then mark the spot on the thread where the thread length ends. The cylinder's circumference is then equal to 1 meter plus the additional measurement along the meter rule.
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