A Novel Approach to Reading the Micrometer
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(07-17-2013, 01:20 PM)TomG Wrote: It's been so long since I've used one the details are a little foggy. You could probably use the same approach, just with different coins. Smiley-gen163

Would it be dollars, fifty cent pieces and pennies...Darren?

I'll dust one off and take a look when I get home.

Tom

We have the following coins Tom: $2, $1, 50c, 20c, 10c and 5c

Now you know what you have to work with, I look forward to the metric version Big Grin
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Maybe if you'll send me the change so I have some props, I'll consider it. Thumbsup I think there is a metric mic around here somewhere...
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Here you go Tom:

   

Just print and cut out...
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(07-18-2013, 07:31 AM)Mayhem Wrote: Here you go Tom:



Just print and cut out...

Is that dollar coin depicting a kangaroo orgy? Yikes

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That's nothing Ed - you should see what is on the 50c coin. I just couldn't show that side on a family oriented site such as this. That is why the Queen is showing in that picture.
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(07-18-2013, 07:31 AM)Mayhem Wrote: Here you go Tom:

Just print and cut out...

Darren you cheap b*****d! Smiley-gen163
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(07-17-2013, 01:16 PM)DaveH Wrote: The first time I used a metric mic, I remember thinking, 'this is a bit odd....' Rotfl
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'..... this mic wasn't off by a factor of 2.54 yesterday.' 17428 17428 17428

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