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Metric rules !!!!
I found it thanks!After creating an account I found the chart here: https://qqp.mypresswise.com/user/images/STARRETT/Starrett Decimal Equivalent Card (Bulletin 1317).pdf
Working with both Imperial and Metric for years, I am comfortable with both. More so with Imperial because of the (rough) framing work of carpentry. My models are a curious composite from England long ago. 7mm to 1 foot. . . Whatever they were smoking, I want some of it.Are you planning another chart of 256ths?
@BROCKWOOD
Do you have any machinery with travels (dials) graduated in 128ths of an inch?
What is the practical use of a chart showing the decimal inch equivalent, to seven decimal places (one tenth of one millionth of an inch) of 128ths of an inch?
Are you planning another chart of 256ths?
which of course is exactly 0.53125" or exactly 13.49375 mmah ha! I now know 68 128ths is exactly 17 32scouldnt resist