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-- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] Chick, >From the LS Starrett catalog: Engineer`s Tape 1/2" x 10` Tape has Tru-LokŪ design features. Top edge of the tape line is graduated in consecutive inches and 16ths, bottom edge in 10ths of a foot and 100ths of a foot. Regards, Larry In a message dated 3/21/2002 5:54:48 PM Central Standard Time, Cdoe@barton-instruments.com writes: > we purchase quite a bit of raw material (bar stock). our stocking unit of > measure is linear feet. BPCS wants all transaction qtys to be to three > decimal positions. but the tape measures are in feet and inches. so if we > want to transact a bar that measures 3 feet 7 inches, what should we enter > into BPCS as the qty? if i convert to feet with decimal positions i get > 3.583333 feet. we could do this conversion (i'd like to think that our > material movers can do this). > but what do we enter if it is 7 bars each 3 feet 7 inches? to do this is it > 25.08333 feet? > > to make this conversion easier, has anybody ever seen a tape measure that > was measures in feet and decimal portions of a foot. in other words, a tape > measure that we could read 3.58 feet directly from the tape measure? > > chick doe > barton instrument systems > >
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