When I went to school for carpentry a few years ago all the schematics were prnsrily in metric. The orders too. After a bit of a learning curve I started to prefer it. Base 10 is just better.
To be perfectly honest I don’t visualize politics as a spectrum. It’s always seemed like a perverse way to orient social issues that leads to pointless competition.
Last edited by Drewbacca; 16 Jan 2018 at 12:03 AM.
primarily
Also, measurement standards don't really matter so long as they are consistent.
I haven't found that to be the case for working with wood. For quick and dirty math, inches work better because 12 is easily divided by 2, 3, 4, or 6 while ten is easily divided by 2 and 5. Once you get into fractions of an inch, it's a different story.
When I design metalwork for electronics, I use mm exclusively, though.
I think there's a benefit to knowing both.
It doesn't really matter.
BREAKING: AP Sources: Steve Bannon attorney relayed questions to White House during House interview, was told when not to respond.
no wrongdoing was done, though
Didn't you say Bannon was a lying sack of shit with racist ideals that was ruining America on Day -1 of the Trump Presidency?
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