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		<title>By: Teijo</title>
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		<description>Kathleen, thank you for your clear and wonderful articles!

Not to pick nits, but 3/16 of an inch is actually about 5 mm. Although most of us who prefer metric units to imperial probably are already used to doing the arithmetic, perhaps this rounded off chart will be handy to some readers.

1/16&quot; = 2 mm
1/8&quot;  = 3 mm
3/16&quot; = 5 mm
1/4&quot;  = 6 mm
5/16&quot; = 8 mm
3/8&quot;  = 10 mm
7/16&quot; = 11 mm
1/2&quot;  = 13 mm
9/16&quot; = 14 mm
5/8&quot;  = 16 mm
11/16&quot; = 17 mm
3/4&quot;   = 19 mm
13/16&quot; = 21 mm
7/8&quot;   = 22 mm
15/16&quot; = 24 mm
1&quot;     = 25 mm

If anyone&#039;s interested, here&#039;s one rounded to the nearest .5 mm

1/16&quot; = 1.5 mm
1/8&quot;  = 3 mm
3/16&quot; = 5 mm
1/4&quot;  = 6.5 mm
5/16&quot; = 8 mm
3/8&quot;  = 9.5 mm
7/16&quot; = 11 mm
1/2&quot;  = 12.5 mm
9/16&quot; = 14.5 mm
5/8&quot;  = 16 mm
11/16&quot; = 17.5 mm
3/4&quot;   = 19 mm
13/16&quot; = 20.5 mm
7/8&quot;   = 22 mm
15/16&quot; = 24 mm
1&quot;     = 25.5 mm

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Kathleen, thank you for your clear and wonderful articles!</p>
<p>Not to pick nits, but 3/16 of an inch is actually about 5 mm. Although most of us who prefer metric units to imperial probably are already used to doing the arithmetic, perhaps this rounded off chart will be handy to some readers.</p>
<p>1/16&#8243; = 2 mm<br />
1/8&#8243;  = 3 mm<br />
3/16&#8243; = 5 mm<br />
1/4&#8243;  = 6 mm<br />
5/16&#8243; = 8 mm<br />
3/8&#8243;  = 10 mm<br />
7/16&#8243; = 11 mm<br />
1/2&#8243;  = 13 mm<br />
9/16&#8243; = 14 mm<br />
5/8&#8243;  = 16 mm<br />
11/16&#8243; = 17 mm<br />
3/4&#8243;   = 19 mm<br />
13/16&#8243; = 21 mm<br />
7/8&#8243;   = 22 mm<br />
15/16&#8243; = 24 mm<br />
1&#8243;     = 25 mm</p>
<p>If anyone&#8217;s interested, here&#8217;s one rounded to the nearest .5 mm</p>
<p>1/16&#8243; = 1.5 mm<br />
1/8&#8243;  = 3 mm<br />
3/16&#8243; = 5 mm<br />
1/4&#8243;  = 6.5 mm<br />
5/16&#8243; = 8 mm<br />
3/8&#8243;  = 9.5 mm<br />
7/16&#8243; = 11 mm<br />
1/2&#8243;  = 12.5 mm<br />
9/16&#8243; = 14.5 mm<br />
5/8&#8243;  = 16 mm<br />
11/16&#8243; = 17.5 mm<br />
3/4&#8243;   = 19 mm<br />
13/16&#8243; = 20.5 mm<br />
7/8&#8243;   = 22 mm<br />
15/16&#8243; = 24 mm<br />
1&#8243;     = 25.5 mm</p>
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