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cormack · 05-22-2003, 08:26 PM

We use both metric and english placing concrete forms, materials and anchoring device's listed in our blueprints. 1" is 25mm. 1/4" is 6mm. Easy right! It's all based on 10's.

Alot of materials imported are already measured and shipped via metric system. 100mm equals 4 inches. A 4'x 8' sheet of material would be ---2400mm x 4800mm (close to it.) Now this is a slight variation in conversions and this is not an exact formula but it's close just to give a general idea of size. 16mm is 5/8th's of an inch-

05-22-2003, 08:26 PM	#17
cormack Dungeon Master Join Date: September 17, 2002 Location: Maryland Age: 55 Posts: 88	We use both metric and english placing concrete forms, materials and anchoring device's listed in our blueprints. 1" is 25mm. 1/4" is 6mm. Easy right! It's all based on 10's. Alot of materials imported are already measured and shipped via metric system. 100mm equals 4 inches. A 4'x 8' sheet of material would be ---2400mm x 4800mm (close to it.) Now this is a slight variation in conversions and this is not an exact formula but it's close just to give a general idea of size. 16mm is 5/8th's of an inch- __________________ [img]\"http://www.angelfire.com/tx6/roboto/cormacksig.gif\" alt=\" - \" />