Oh, absolutly! In a machine shop, you just might get laughed at for clarifying between a tenth of an inch and a tenth of a thousandth. The thousandth is ALWAYS assumed in a machine shop. A tenth of inch is for those guys that don't know how to hold a micrometer in their hands ;-) So, yes, most people, within their trades, make certain assumptions that is confusing to others. Chris > Yes, that's true. But some people are lazy and leave out the important > part of this unit (like tenth). > A tenth here is usually a tenth of a millimeter, used by machinists. > > ST >
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Re: Some toner transfer experiments
2006-04-26 by lcdpublishing