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Totally agree. And how does it work when you measure a thing and it is 1,35 inch do you in the US convert it to fractions? And how then do you find this fracti
by cyberbolt23 3y ago
Totally agree.
And how does it work when you measure a thing and it is 1,35 inch do you in the US convert it to fractions? And how then do you find this fraction?
- Symbiote 3y agoA ruler sold in the US (and Britain, on the reverse/bottom) has inch markings with fractions. │.╷.|.╷.│.╷.|.╷.│.╷.|.╷.│.╷.|.╷.│ 0⅛¼⅜½⅝¾⅞1 So the measurement, when taken, is 1⅜". I've seen inch rulers with different fractions, e.g. one end might be eights, the other sixteenths, turn it over and there are tenths. (I don't know how this works with digital measuring devices — I grew up in Britain so have never used inches professionally. Only in Warhammer and TV screens.)
- ghaff 3y agoWith digital devices I assume there is a mode switch like in the digital scales I have at home in the US. I actually work in grams for things like bread making which seems easier than a combination of pounds and ounces.