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drill sizes

Post by chips59 »

could someone convert 7/64" to mm please?
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Post by cloughy »

2.7781mm ;)
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Post by chips59 »

thanks mate
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Post by Gwagensteve »

25.4/64X7 - that'll be how to work it out.

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Post by 44-40 »

Or http://www.onlineconversion.com/
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Post by short stuff »

that converter is crap i cant work the auto thing out you put in 1/2 and it converts to 0.5 im guessing thats .5 of a meter
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Post by 44-40 »

Its not the converter that doesnt work mate
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Post by chimpboy »

Google is actually pretty good for this:

http://www.google.com.au/search?q=7%2F64+inches+in+mm

or just www.google.com then search for 7/64 inches in mm.

Good for currency conversions etc too. It will even do arithmetic for you.
This is not legal advice.
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