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Disclaimer, not in the mechanical engineering field. That's said, its ironic that you use "actual engineering" as that "actual" bit is why, as I understand it,
by riversflow 6y ago
Disclaimer, not in the mechanical engineering field.
That's said, its ironic that you use "actual engineering" as that "actual" bit is why, as I understand it, engineers primarily use imperial units in the US—most people who do the making know imperial. I can't speak for every industry, in fact I know machinists make plenty of things in metric, but that is my understanding from talking with Engineers here.
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- monadic2 6y agoMy point is none of the engineering classes I ever took allowed the use of imperial units because they wanted their students to be employable. Is this a new paradigm or did I just have a very unusual experience?