Hell yeah, you are only a stone's throw away!
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Hell yeah, you are only a stone's throw away!
Guy Cavallero
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Lmao....on my cell app it shows this as page 24, in metric of course, lol.
I never used the metric system for tools until I started my job. Now I hate to use anything but the metric system. "Throw me that 17mm!" So much easier no conversion necessary "wait is this a 7/32 or a....hold on...which is bigger...5/16 or 1/4....never mind its a 9/32 i think"
seriousburner
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It would be 7/32, 1/4, 9/32, 5/16 in that order
I know that.....but with metric tools there is no doubt and its much easier!
JustMeds
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Anyone got the link to the Poly thread? Thinking it may be interesting reading.
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Let's hope one of us get the opportunity throw up some NukeHeads pics in there lol
Hope you guys blow it up over there. .
seriousburner
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I did not mean to offend you. But to me they are the same. I guess that's what happens when you like old cars and ride a japanese motorcycle. I have to have a complete set of both
LOL, no worries of offending me brother. Well thats not true....I am offended by the protection that the FSU O-line is giving their QB tonight against Alabama. But aside from that, there is little chance to offend me. I was simply using that as an example for when I have to deal with standard sizes. With metric you don't have to think about it. If you try a 13mm and its too big, you know you want either a 12mm or an 11mm. But with standard, you have to think......is it a x/32, or possibly an x/16 or even a x/4.
One of the systems I install (I am a subcontractor for Siemens Medical and install medical imaging equipment....CTs, PET-CTs, MRIs, X-Rays), a PET-CT system is made mostly in Germany, but the PET portion is made here in the USA. Its the only system that I generally work on that uses both standard and metric sizes and dealing with the PET portion is a much bigger pain in the ass tool wise. If I had a choice, the standard system would be 86'd and everything would be metric.
Skullman420
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I get super confused with your gallons, feet, tool standards and so on. Metric system ftw
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I'm so used to it by now. It gets annoying working on my chevy, always come across metric sizes. But, this is America.... we need to keep both sets on hand .
Guy Cavallero
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Holy shit guys, didn't mean to ruffle the feathers, just trying to make sense of page numbers lol. I know I can take apart my CR and my Yamaha Banshee with a Phillips (don't even get me started on robertson head screws, lmao) and a 10mm......Im about ease!
So how big are those Nuke heads so far Growch, they've gotta be above ground my now lol........
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Had to perform a minor surgery after all and she stalled a little. The membrane was choking the tap inside the RW but I managed to separate them wit the tap intact. She did open up finally
Suntana
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It's no different up here Growchy. You have to have both sets on hand. It would be nice if we all picked one and I don't care which one.
Suntana
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She's green . and on here way.
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I'm not giving up on her even though I have another bean in paper towel lol. I may end up with a two site Dewey tote if she lives lol. I just figured if she's stunted I'll have another ready for rockwool when she does .
Suntana
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Maybe by the time the stunted bean straightens out and the other sprouts the timing will be very close on growth.
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That would be great lol. I'll have to look into building a tote I think ten gallon would fit in the cabs
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