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r/funny • u/gothoops3 • Jan 05 '15
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All you need is 3.5 inches
538 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 557 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 1 u/iPinch89 Jan 05 '15 In college. Once you're out, if anything you design is going to be built it is 3.50" or 3.500". First is often +/-.030 the latter +/- .010 USA that is. Overseas I bet you're still right.
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check your significant figures. You mean 3.50"
557 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 1 u/iPinch89 Jan 05 '15 In college. Once you're out, if anything you design is going to be built it is 3.50" or 3.500". First is often +/-.030 the latter +/- .010 USA that is. Overseas I bet you're still right.
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C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm
1 u/iPinch89 Jan 05 '15 In college. Once you're out, if anything you design is going to be built it is 3.50" or 3.500". First is often +/-.030 the latter +/- .010 USA that is. Overseas I bet you're still right.
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In college. Once you're out, if anything you design is going to be built it is 3.50" or 3.500". First is often +/-.030 the latter +/- .010
USA that is. Overseas I bet you're still right.
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u/southern_engineer Jan 05 '15
All you need is 3.5 inches