How thick is 3/32 of an inch?

[james terrio]

My eyesight is getting worse with age.
Nowadays if I eyeball within .010" I perk up!

I hear that

The real question is which came first the chicken or the egg ?

The rooster.

 

[mete]

In the USA scientists used metric starting about 1850 !! Nobody took the hint. In college they took fun in presenting a test with all the given data in different systems !! Inch decimal, inch fractional , cgs, mks.and anything else they could think of like Angstrom. When computerized machines came out I always forgot - do you want the data in inches or metric ? No problem the machine understands both !!!
Well there had to be changes since more women were becoming machinists the 'closer than a cunt hair ' was no longer PC !

 

[davek14]

In the USA scientists used metric starting about 1850 !! Nobody took the hint. In college they took fun in presenting a test with all the given data in different systems !! Inch decimal, inch fractional , cgs, mks.and anything else they could think of like Angstrom. When computerized machines came out I always forgot - do you want the data in inches or metric ? No problem the machine understands both !!!
Well there had to be changes since more women were becoming machinists the 'closer than a cunt hair ' was no longer PC !

Never seen a lady machinist. We do have a number of lady engineers.

We figure it's good if it's within an RCH. That's a red one of them there things.

Metric's gonna be used if you sell abroad, which is most companies. I'd say 80%-90% of our stuff is metric.

How big is an inch?

I hope we've given the OP an idea of the stock like he needed.

 

[Shoki]

In the USA scientists used metric starting about 1850 !! Nobody took the hint. In college they took fun in presenting a test with all the given data in different systems !! Inch decimal, inch fractional , cgs, mks.and anything else they could think of like Angstrom. When computerized machines came out I always forgot - do you want the data in inches or metric ? No problem the machine understands both !!!
Well there had to be changes since more women were becoming machinists the 'closer than a c**t hair ' was no longer PC !

The term we used at work was "chair" as in "just a chair over oh-nine thirty-seven". It helped us avoid warnings from the bosses.

 

[Stand Straight]

Was anybody around here paying attention in 4th grade?

That's why I have so many problems...I skipped 4th grade.