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| Metric or U.S. Customary, what is your preference? |
| I prefer metric |
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| I prefer U.S. Customary/Imperial |
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| I prefer butter to Imperial, I know that much |
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| When going uphill I prefer miles, downhill, kilometers are okay |
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| I converted to metric, and then I coverted back. Now my calculator does this for me. |
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| Once again you failed to list my option |
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DIYSteve
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DIYSteve
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 Mon Mar 16, 2015 7:31 am |
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| Gray wrote: | | You don't raise the water 1 degree AND 1 atm. |
Typo. I meant "at," not "and." You could have saved alot of time on that.
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DIYSteve
seeking hygge
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DIYSteve
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Mon Mar 16, 2015 7:33 am |
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| marzsit wrote: | | Where I work, the majority of the manual machine tools (lathes and mills) used for maintenance and repair of plant machinery are all SAE and can't be converted to metric |
My mill and lathe are marked with both metric and imperial
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Gray
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Gray
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Mon Mar 16, 2015 5:09 pm |
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| BigSteve wrote: | | Gray wrote: | | You don't raise the water 1 degree AND 1 atm. |
Typo. I meant "at," not "and." You could have saved alot of time on that. |
LOL, yeah.
Sorry, no offense intended. I really shouldn't reply to things while at work, mind still in "find bugs" mode.
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