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Standard and Metric, Metric is separated by Drive size.

I hate Standard so they all get grouped together and if I ever get a Chevy or something, then I use them. Otherwise, no..
Or a Ford lol 😂 use them all the time on both my Ford vehicles the 1994 has more Standard than it does metric. I hate metric so I prefer Standard.
 
Or a Ford lol 😂 use them all the time on both my Ford vehicles the 1994 has more Standard than it does metric. I hate metric so I prefer Standard.
I rather enjoyed doing the math this morning lol...

5/32ths, okay.
3/16??
Okay well...
3 x 2 = 6
16 x 2 = 32
So 6/32.

6/32 is greater than 5/32 so it is bigger...

All the way up.

You can modify an equation so long as you do the same thing to both sides!
 
I rather enjoyed doing the math this morning lol...

5/32ths, okay.
3/16??
Okay well...
3 x 2 = 6
16 x 2 = 32
So 6/32.

6/32 is greater than 5/32 so it is bigger...

All the way up.

You can modify an equation so long as you do the same thing to both sides!
Lol 😂 no wonder I failed math (almost) lol 😂 I don’t understand math or how it works
 
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Lol 😂 no wonder I failed math (almost) lol 😂 I don’t understand math or how it works
You can convert metric to standard by dividing by 25.4 or multiply by 0.03937! Dividing is a bit more accurate though. It’s great for when you’re missing a certain socket of whichever and you have one that’s close enough to work.
 
You can convert metric to standard by dividing by 25.4 or multiply by 0.03937! Dividing is a bit more accurate though. It’s great for when you’re missing a certain socket of whichever and you have one that’s close enough to work.
Ameri-Metric.

I have a chart of that somewhere..

I sometimes spend some time with what is what.

Wait until you see my Christmas present. You'll understand. :)

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You can convert metric to standard by dividing by 25.4 or multiply by 0.03937! Dividing is a bit more accurate though. It’s great for when you’re missing a certain socket of whichever and you have one that’s close enough to work.
Will a half inch socket fit 12mm? Or is that a little too big for 12/small for 13?

I remember once I was able to hammer one on. In a pinch.. it sometimes works.

I used to write little up and down arrows on my sockets, it was supposed to tell me what would be slightly bigger than (up) and slightly smaller than (down) the next size, but then I realized it is like a piano.. A sharp is the same as B flat and it makes it so you just have to try it and see.
 
Will a half inch socket fit 12mm? Or is that a little too big for 12/small for 13?

I remember once I was able to hammer one on. In a pinch.. it sometimes works.

I used to write little up and down arrows on my sockets, it was supposed to tell me what would be slightly bigger than (up) and slightly smaller than (down) the next size, but then I realized it is like a piano.. A sharp is the same as B flat and it makes it so you just have to try it and see.
No. 1/2 is slightly tighter fit than a 13 way to big for a 12.
 
No. 1/2 is slightly tighter fit than a 13 way to big for a 12.
Cool so I would probably write "13" on a 1/2.. it will fit or turn it? (A 1/2" will fit a 13mm?) Because then a 1" could fit a 26mm..
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Time to start carrying a weapon on my Keychain again LOL.
 
Check out my collection of J-B Welds.

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