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Imperial to metric tool sizes

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Imperial to metric tool sizes

Post by Vineboy »

In the last wind storm that hit us last week I lost a chart on the workshop wall that had a list of imperial tool sizes down one side and their metric equilivants (spelling :oops: ) down the other. Really handy as some of my gear is one and some gear is the other. Saves carrying a fist full of spanners and sockets around. Any idea where off the net I can print another?
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Post by RAY185 »

Theres one at the bottom of this page you can print out.

http://www.baconsdozen.co.uk/tools/spanners.htm
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Post by bazooked »

dont ya no ur conversions of the top of ya head?? :finger:
buggy time............
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Post by DamTriton »

bazooked wrote:dont ya no ur conversions of the top of ya head?? :finger:
go and get me a 19/68" lefthanded adjustable ratchet spanner :finger: :finger: :lol:
George Carlin, an American Comedian said; "Think of how stupid the average person is, and realise that half of them are stupider than that".
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Post by Shadow »

DAMKIA wrote:
bazooked wrote:dont ya no ur conversions of the top of ya head?? :finger:
go and get me a 19/68" lefthanded adjustable ratchet spanner :finger: :finger: :lol:
left handed spanners are hard to find these days. I needed one the other day to top up my blinker fluid. Had to make do with a right handed and used it upside down.
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I find it especially hard when so called mates would like to use my population tool to help an ugly female aquatince of theirs.
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Post by bazzle »

Shadow wrote:
DAMKIA wrote:
bazooked wrote:dont ya no ur conversions of the top of ya head?? :finger:
go and get me a 19/68" lefthanded adjustable ratchet spanner :finger: :finger: :lol:
left handed spanners are hard to find these days. I needed one the other day to top up my blinker fluid. Had to make do with a right handed and used it upside down.
Muffler bearing generic spanner would of done that nicely

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Post by ricky1970 »

pongo wrote:I find it especially hard when so called mates would like to use my population tool to help an ugly female aquatince of theirs.
Never lend your population tool, it always ends up causing you trouble and costing you money :?
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ricky1970 wrote:
pongo wrote:I find it especially hard when so called mates would like to use my population tool to help an ugly female aquatince of theirs.
Never lend your population tool, it always ends up causing you trouble and costing you money :?
At least then it would get some use. Life is tough being married :D
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pongo wrote:
ricky1970 wrote:
pongo wrote:I find it especially hard when so called mates would like to use my population tool to help an ugly female aquatince of theirs.
Never lend your population tool, it always ends up causing you trouble and costing you money :?
At least then it would get some use. Life is tough being married :D
So true! I 'lent' mine to my brothers wife, thats why im not married any more :twisted:
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ricky1970 wrote:
pongo wrote:
ricky1970 wrote:
pongo wrote:I find it especially hard when so called mates would like to use my population tool to help an ugly female aquatince of theirs.
Never lend your population tool, it always ends up causing you trouble and costing you money :?
At least then it would get some use. Life is tough being married :D
So true! I 'lent' mine to my brothers wife, thats why im not married any more :twisted:
Pics? of the fastener not the tool............. :D
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Post by ricky1970 »

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Pics? of the fastener not the tool............. :D[/quote]

Hehe, dont think this the place for that sort of stuff, there was sum 4x4 action there tho.................. :twisted:
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Post by pongo »

ricky1970 wrote:[quote

Pics? of the fastener not the tool............. :D
Hehe, dont think this the place for that sort of stuff, there was sum 4x4 action there tho.................. :twisted:[/quote]

I would , But i stripped the threads, so i had to drill it out and try again.
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