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Re: English or Metric?
i voted metric just because its so much easier.
I work in a "Lumber Yard"/"Hardware Store" and everything is measured in the metric equivelant of inches.
Eg a piece of 4x2 (inches) timber is 100x50 (mm)
and the lengths are every 30 cm , which is darn near every foot.
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