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Damn @Rhai88, but they can’t even read a tape measure? That sucks. 
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Shoulda just called me, I’m a builder for sure haha
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They must’ve had a European one using centimeters haha couldn’t figure out the conversion on the order
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Talk about a sweet haul damn @Rhai88 super awesome brother I’d be a fool to pass up. Thank you for the chance 
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Lmao, centimeters…
Well, because of the industry I’m in I actually use tenths tapes. I can still read a framers tape…no, not a dumb tape with the factions printed on it(I know what y’all are thinking lol). But who can add and subtract that shiz on the fly? Not me! Tenths are where it’s at. I even use it at home.
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Fingers crossed for Franken-Fruit!
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I like my tapes like I like my weed, measured in 1/8ths 
Next time I’m working and something comes up a 1/16, imma call it a half 8th in ur honor 
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I was a steel fabricator for many years and one of my jobs was to translate all the engineer’s drawings from the various companies my boss hired for the work. They did everything in imperial, down to the 64th. I had to translate that to metric shop drawings for each fabricator , fitter and welder in the shop. I was the official template maker as well so there was the same conversions there too. I got pretty damn good at math let me tell ya. Our tapes had to have imperial on one edge of the face and metric on the other so nobody had any excuses for cutting a 10 or 20 thousand dollar piece of steel too short. LOL
One very common mistake made was setting the tape on the 10cm mark or 100millimeters and using that as the zero because the tab on the end of the tape can stretch a couple millimeters and our “margin of error” or “tolerance” was generally +/- 3millimeters… that’s it.
I have seen fab shops make this error so many times when prefabbing stuff in a shop to be sent out to a jobsite… the fabricator or tradesman set the tape on a specific spot for a definate zero and didn;t calculate that at and add it at the other end of the tape where the cut line goes.
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Ex-steel fabricator here, I’ve screwed up multi-thousand dollar beams countless times. I ran the CNC Drill sled/table and I don’t miss it one bit!
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U know I can def see where precision would be huge in that one, metal work usually doesn’t leave much room for fuck ups and if u did u better hope it was leaving excess as the fuck up.
I do the conventions building the booths and I worked with a lot of Germans straight from overseas on some of the builds this year and learned that their screws will always be torx and their measurements are always in millimeters or cm, they had these crazy flip out “measure sticks” that would extend to about 5meters flipping out one section at a time
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Awesome give a way thanks @Rhai88
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Good morning and thanks for the chance at some goodies 
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Thank You @Rhai88 once again.
Could Not Resist this offering !
excuse me, i’m drooling
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Thanks for the great giveaway @Rhai88 !!!
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Thanks for another shot at that badass slapz @Rhai88 and killer beans to boot.
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Nice wins everyone! @Kgrim @mota @Smoklahoma @SHSC-1 !
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Congratualtions @Kgrim @mota @Smoklahoma and @SHSC-1
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