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US and UK pints are different. The ounces used to weigh metals aren’t the same ounces as used to weigh pretty much everything else. Aside from that, I can deal;
by andreareina 4y ago
US and UK pints are different. The ounces used to weigh metals aren’t the same ounces as used to weigh pretty much everything else. Aside from that, I can deal; teaspoons and tablespoons are perfectly cromulent measurements for use in the kitchen, as long as you’re measuring something that’s actually ok to measure by volume.
Of course this is all in the kitchen, but IME most things that need to be measured precisely are already metric anyway. Except for fasteners and machining; the incongruity of my torque driver taking bits that are 3/8” square on the drive side and metric on the fastener side is amusing. What’s not amusing is finding the bits anywhere that’s not overpriced (and overseas)