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[3browns]

Just divide by 25.4

Maths!!!

 

[Loony661]

Maths!!!

 

[Kiwioilboiler]

32 mm ?

Its a big inch and a quarter. As opposed to a small inch and a quarter...

 

[dall]

I think that is two feet.

lol 25.4 mm per inch
So not near 2 feet
I just didn’t understand why the 32mm measurement unless he meant 32cm then it’s about 2.5 cm per inch and that would be about 13 inches

 

[dall]

lol 25.4 mm per inch
So not near 2 feet
I just didn’t understand why the 32mm measurement unless he meant 32cm then it’s about 2.5 cm per inch and that would be about 13 inches

And none of that *s-word makes sense

 

[Lnk]

And none of that *s-word makes sense

Supposedly easier to use as everything is divisible by ten, so they make things 32 commie units, which is not divisible by ten. Stupid commie metric system.

 

[Jscb1b]

3.2 commie units.

 

[3browns]

We call it a 30/30

They call it a 7.62mm x 1.943967 gram

 

[41FanForLife]

Maths!!!

What this guy said. Fugg the maths. Unless @JoeDirt is doing the computations

 

[41FanForLife]

I heard Elon designed it himself.

I'd move.

I got too much chit here. I ain't packing all this stuffs up

 

[41FanForLife]

32 mm ?

Yes sir. Thats the hole size for the European hinges. But us Mericans just use a 1 3/8" forstner bit..

 

[full chizel]

We call it a 30/30

They call it a 7.62mm x 1.943967 gram



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What is model 94 in metrix?

I gotz one with a Weaver scope

 

[dall]

Yes sir. Thats the hole size for the European hinges. But us Mericans just use a 1 3/8" forstner bit..

explain

 

[3browns]

What is model 94 in metrix?

I gotz one with a Weaver scope

I got my dads ancient 94 in 25/35 Winchester

Not even gonna try to work that out in Commie Metrix

 

[full chizel]

I got my dads ancient 94 in 25/35 Winchester

Not even gonna try to work that out in Commie Metrix

My dad bought the 30-30 I have in 1977

 

[41FanForLife]

explain

Forstner bits drill a flat bottom hole. Go 1/2" deep on the back of the cabinet doors and the hinges slide right in. 3/16" brad point bit works perfect for 5mm shelf pin holes also

 

[3browns]

Forstner bits drill a flat bottom hole. Go 1/2" 12.7 mm deep on the back of the cabinet doors and the hinges slide right in. 3/16" 4.765 mm brad point bit works perfect for 5mm shelf pin holes also

Fixt

 

[Loony661]

Well would ya look at what metric time it is - time to get back on Freedom units.

 

[dall]

Forstner bits drill a flat bottom hole. Go 1/2" deep on the back of the cabinet doors and the hinges slide right in. 3/16" brad point bit works perfect for 5mm shelf pin holes also

so nothing to do with actually laying out cabinets just the hinge *s-word

 

[41FanForLife]

so nothing to do with actually laying out cabinets just the hinge *s-word

Yes. But the Blum hinge machines or cnc routers have line boring heads that drill 5mm shelf holes 32mm apart