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Post #138650852 added 07-09-2020 11:36 AM by raionz in Deal Talk
I believe you are confused. Fractions are not units of measurements. Fractions can be used in both imperial and metric. However, the continued superiority of the metric system also makes fractions...
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Post #138479732 added 07-02-2020 1:22 PM by DonV1962 in Deal Talk
You can give more than eight a slice of the pie. Fractions work the same no matter the size of the numerator or denominator. I gave the decimal thing a try at the last small dinner and it didn't...
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Post #138453194 added 07-01-2020 3:06 PM by DonV1962 in Deal Talk
Yes those 16" centers just make sense on the metric scale. Just remember every .4064 meters and you have it made. On the layout side of things just 7.62 cm. on a stud width. A jack and king get you...
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Post #140560943 added 09-21-2020 7:32 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
That's weird. For me the thread title and the product name both say 15cm. I wonder why it wouldn't show that for you?
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Post #138467258 added 07-02-2020 5:46 AM by WineWomenSong in Deal Talk
Real engineers use calipers and micrometers. Just sayin'...
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Post #138432236 added 06-30-2020 10:00 PM by tricksonyourmin in Deal Talk
Measure first, have no regrets later?
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Post #138433652 added 06-30-2020 11:32 PM by mangodrink in Deal Talk
It's not even long enough to measure my Toblerone.
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Post #138474482 added 07-02-2020 10:20 AM by wellington in Deal Talk
Thanks, this gave me a good laugh.
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Post #138452399 added 07-01-2020 2:40 PM by upgrayeddme2 in Deal Talk
Yeah, it's dirt cheap, but it would be a constant annoyance to pick this thing up expected archaic units that actually start at the end of the ruler.
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Post #138457478 added 07-01-2020 5:51 PM by upgrayeddme2 in Deal Talk
It uses metric measurements as opposed to "imperial" unit. The scale doesn't start at the end of the ruler. So, it's probably going to rattle around in a drawer and just when you want to use...
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Post #138541148 added 07-05-2020 8:45 AM by snakepudding in Deal Talk
These are made from aluminum but should be made from stainless steel, preferably type 316. Aluminum does not have a good memory so when it is bent it stays bent. This is just a cheap, very cheap...
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Post #138452195 added 07-01-2020 2:32 PM by MaverickKWS in Deal Talk
Laugh all you want, but these are really good little scales and despite what some may say they do have utility (it certainly beats trying to use the plan scale folded over to take a measurement, or...
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Post #138442292 added 07-01-2020 9:16 AM by MagentaMorning1970 in Deal Talk
15cm = 5.9"
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Post #138467783 added 07-02-2020 6:15 AM by rondo221 in Deal Talk
Diabolical
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Post #138434237 added 07-01-2020 12:24 AM by KO3bIPb in Deal Talk
15cm ~ 7" edit: Yes, my mistake, not ~7', but 5.90551" :tide
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Post #138440864 added 07-01-2020 8:26 AM by woodygg in Deal Talk
Once you go metric... you won't go back. Was renovating our home, once I started using metric to measure it made it so much easier.
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Post #138472301 added 07-02-2020 9:08 AM by nillbillkillggg in Deal Talk
Would this be a good gift for 6 year old?
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Post #138442241 added 07-01-2020 9:14 AM by TowMater in Deal Talk
bot is gonna bot
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Post #138452639 added 07-01-2020 2:49 PM by MaverickKWS in Deal Talk
We use these "archaic" devices every day in the engineering and construction industry. If you are looking to measure things, look elsewhere. If you need to scale off architectural prints, civil...
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Post #138474344 added 07-02-2020 10:16 AM by Lilyly in Deal Talk
some subliminal messages? how long is 8cm and why?
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Post #138468170 added 07-02-2020 6:33 AM by BuddyLove99 in Deal Talk
If u cut it just right u can have some throwing ninja stars
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Post #138595724 added 07-07-2020 1:14 PM by MaverickKWS in Deal Talk
I don't need one (already have one of the black Eng. scales that was given to me over a decade ago and I purchased the Arch. Frank Lloyd Wright version, which is cool but expensive, a year or so...
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Post #138653099 added 07-09-2020 12:56 PM by MaverickKWS in Deal Talk
You're absolutely right, however I think that Don is basing his assessment on someone else's statement that one of the scales were imperial and one metric, where only the Arch scale is a defined unit...
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Post #138440072 added 07-01-2020 8:03 AM by firebirdude in Deal Talk
I didn't realize architects were so mobile that they needed a 7" pocket-sized ruler...
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Post #138591695 added 07-07-2020 11:00 AM by 80is in Deal Talk
i guess you would rather have something useless from here than something useful from China? post your address so that i can send you a bag of poop for $5, made in the USA poop.
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Post #138498977 added 07-03-2020 8:55 AM by EagerTexture650 in Deal Talk
I know the reason why, I'm just disappointed.
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Post #138431714 added 06-30-2020 9:32 PM by aepro in Deal Talk
Amazon has Alumicolor Aluminum Engineer Metric Pocket Scale, 15CM, Black on sale for $2.22. >$2.41 Amazon also has Alumicolor Aluminum Engineer Pocket Scale With Clip, 6IN, Silver on sale for...
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Post #138455594 added 07-01-2020 4:36 PM by skibum2 in Deal Talk
They are scales, not rulers.
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Post #138467804 added 07-02-2020 6:16 AM by foxlobe in Deal Talk
If you never have to divide past 8 I can understand why you don’t like the decimal system.
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Post #138448922 added 07-01-2020 12:40 PM by DealSherlock in Deal Talk
"Remember, studs go 406.4 mm on center, guys!"
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Post #138455255 added 07-01-2020 4:23 PM by woodygg in Deal Talk
think. critically. you clearly missed the entire point.
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Post #138467573 added 07-02-2020 6:04 AM by Narutaki in Deal Talk
I wish digital calipers were on sale
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Post #138453560 added 07-01-2020 3:19 PM by EagerTexture650 in Deal Talk
He was being sarcastic because he has no clue what the fark he's talking about.
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Post #138454166 added 07-01-2020 3:41 PM by tbc801 in Deal Talk
Machinist use them like a preacher to a bible.
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Post #138468356 added 07-02-2020 6:41 AM by Jhansen007 in Deal Talk
Most Civil Engineer's in the U.S. try to get the best of both worlds by using decimal feet for many situations. We don't like the annoying fractions on an architect's scale and the metric system is...
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Post #138590669 added 07-07-2020 10:29 AM by El-Burro in Deal Talk
Its so tiny, its useless, I couldn't believe it when I got it. It is shorter than a pencil. The only positive thing about this useless tiny ruler is that it is NOT made in China.
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Post #138534560 added 07-04-2020 8:13 PM by slick_tony in Deal Talk
These are about the size of a pencil FYI
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Post #138471926 added 07-02-2020 8:52 AM by mychaelp in Deal Talk
We use both scales at our office. Our Site Plans are typically drawn to an Engineer's scale. The other plans are to the architectural scale you note. This is a great deal. I lost my engineer's scale,...
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Post #138595934 added 07-07-2020 1:21 PM by TalentedDesk7409 in Deal Talk
“I would argue that most folks don't take a PC loaded with AutoCAD, Civil3D/LandDesktop, Revit, Bluebeam, et cetera out into the field. Also, just because the plan is on paper it certainly doesn't...
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