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Half a foot, six inches. Third of a foot, four inches. Quarter of a foot, three inches. Sixth, eighth, and twelfth also go into whole inches. For bigger projec
by jccooper 12y ago
Half a foot, six inches. Third of a foot, four inches. Quarter of a foot, three inches.
Sixth, eighth, and twelfth also go into whole inches.
For bigger projects, yards are fairly easy to decompose too, into whole feet and inches.
It's a good system for projects of human or slightly super-human scale using low resolution instruments and mental math. It's rotten for high precision computerized tasks of widely varying scales.
- Dylan16807 12y agoI can't recall the last time I needed a third. Halves, quarters, tenths, hundredths...