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I have been looking for a tape (say 16 or 25 ft) in tenths of an inch.
I can't find that. The reason I am interested is that that would allow me to use english units and not have to screw around with fractions. THAT is my major concern. I don't care if the standard is metric or english, I just don't want to have to deal with fractions. For someone that is not working with the larger measurements such as meters and kilometers, that would solve most of the problems. I can get micrometers, dial indicators and scales in tenths, albeit not in a good variety. I found that Lee Valley has a tape in tenths and it is OK, but I would rather have one from Fastcap. they have nice, high quality, durable products. Lee Valley has a left to right and a right to left reading tape, but you have to buy both. Fastcap usually has several features like this in one tape. |
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