Same with woodworking. Dyadics are super useful and American rulers are marked as such, usually 1/16ths. But then trying to do mental math requires base 10 deci

Same with woodworking. Dyadics are super useful and American rulers are marked as such, usually 1/16ths. But then trying to do mental math requires base 10 decimals mixed with dyadics, so you get 5's everywhere. Compounding this, dimensional lumber involves lots of multiples of 1.5". If I could get a natively dozenal (or seximal) calculator with a decent UX, it'd probably be worth it to relearn mental math (common times and divs) in base 12 or 6.