Subject	1 inch = 25.4 mm. Do your math! :)
Posted by	Keepsake on January 04, 2002 at 4:03 PM
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In Reply To	10mm = ??? inches? hardware stores only cares inches. (n/m) posted by stocktrader (maverick-NYC) on January 04, 2002 at 03:57 PM
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Follow Ups	10mm = ??? inches? hardware stores only cares inches. (n/m) - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 15:57:16 01/04/02 go to a different hardware store. (n/m) - Jefe 16:00:10 01/04/02 Home Depot/Lowes doesnt carry metric. Go to Sears Hardware. - John Y(Houston) 16:01:13 01/04/02 Home Depot carries metric and they are the OLD Snap-ON>>>>>> - uneaZy rider 17:25:42 01/04/02 Oh, I thought he was talking about nuts and bolts. (n/m) - John Y(Houston) 22:54:24 01/04/02 1 inch = 25.4 mm. Do your math! :) - Keepsake 16:03:40 01/04/02 So when my wife says your 50.8mm. Is that an insult? (n/m) - uneaZy rider 18:29:50 01/04/02 0.393701 inches (n/m) - GamblerZ 16:04:36 01/04/02 talk about precise! thanks. (n/m) - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 16:59:21 01/04/02 Are you looking for a tool? - Guy (SoCal) 16:28:03 01/04/02 trying to fix a cross threading problem via tap >> - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 16:31:11 01/04/02 well maybe - Marshall 16:41:05 01/04/02 if half of it is stripped and the other half is intact >> - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 16:53:08 01/04/02 Re: if half of it is stripped and the other half is intact > - Marshall 21:36:58 01/04/02 no it will not be a 10mm tap - TARGETZ 22:08:17 01/04/02
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