| patrickt |
11-25-2009 05:24 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by blykins
(Post 1004095)
That's .400" for the technical guys. ;-)
Tell a machinist "four tenths" and you're looking at .0004".....LOL
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When I visit my friendly machine shop, I always bring either a cardboard template, ruler, or both. Then I put my stuff down in front of the guy and say, "see, I want you to take this much off and then make it look like this." If I had to describe it in purely "machinist terms" it would absolutely, positively come back wrong. :p |
| ng8264723 |
11-25-2009 06:15 AM |
When I first read that I didn't even catch the added "inch" part and thought 4 tenths .004
Oh well
chris
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| patrickt |
11-25-2009 08:37 AM |
I should have said "almost half an inch."
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