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Originally Posted by OldsCOOL
Do you know what 27.0mm would look like on my "inch scale" dial caliper? I havent purchased a metric version yet.
Originally Posted by Fred Smedley
1.06in
Ok, I just have to respond 'cause I go through that all the time with my 30 year old dial caliper. Whatever you measure, multiple by 25.4. If you need mm to inches, divide by 25.4. Use your smartphone's calculator. heh. So 27mm / 25.4 is 1.063 +/- a lot for mfg tolerance. Just memorize 25.4. Easy peasy. And a great way to go sideways on these threads...

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