Re: Conversion

Here's an online conversion calculator that I use often and find to
be pretty good. And yes, it does give 25.4mm to an inch.

http://www.pmel.org/unitconv.htm

Best Regards,

~petev

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., "mayfieldtm" <mayfiet@i...> wrote:
> The 25.4mm = 1" is the only metric/english conversion that I have
> been able to remember in my peanut brain. I use it all the time.
So
> all of you can stop trying to confuse me.
> One of the beauties about the metric system is it's relationship to
> the prefect standard... Pure Liquid Water. One gram of water (1cc
=
> 1 cubic centimeter) occupies the volume of a cube that is 1cm on a
> side. Or 1000cc of water (1 liter) occupies the volume of a cube
> that is 10cm on a side, and so on.
> The important thing to remember about all this conversion stuff, is
> that we all use the same standards so that all of our parts fit
each
> others gadgets.
>
> Thomas Mayfield
>
> Happy Machining and remember... Plastic Explosives are difficult to
> machine.