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For measurement of small nuts you apply an error calculated for 10cm. If the nut is small, the error will be also small, not 0.5mm, but something like 0.02-0.03
by zihotki 4y ago
For measurement of small nuts you apply an error calculated for 10cm. If the nut is small, the error will be also small, not 0.5mm, but something like 0.02-0.03. So if you measure 4.0-4.03 you won't make a mistake which nut it is. You can live with that as a DIY-er unless you need to measure 10cm+ nuts with high precision, I doubt that.
- boltzmann-brain 4y agoNo, that's incorrect, because for small measurements the slop as well as the influence of bad geometry is going to be larger. Lack of accuracy is a problem that multiple issues contribute to. I don't know where you got your numbers from. I doubt it's anything other than you thought the numbers just looked fine and illustrated your point.