Kaleidoscope

[scouseroy]

I used a 13/16ths forstner bit.

The kit came from Rizheng and cost about £5 after import tax

I have one of these kits but all my bits are in metric sizes can anyone work this size out in metric for me??? Im struggling

 

[Twister]

20.6

FRACTION TO DECIMAL AND MM TABLE
should have chart as a "sticky"
Steve

 

[bellringer]

13/16 the easy way if you have no chart but have a calculator is to divide 1 by 16, times the answer by 13 then times that answer by 25.4

1/16 = 0.0625 x 13= 0.8125 x 25.4 = 20.6375

It works with any inperial size just change the numbers

 

[Jimjam66]

13/16 the easy way if you have no chart but have a calculator is to divide 1 by 16, times the answer by 13 then times that answer by 25.4

1/16 = 0.0625 x 13= 0.8125 x 25.4 = 20.6375

It works with any inperial size just change the numbers

Oh good, at least there's an easy way ... I hope I never find the hard way if this is the easy one!

 

[Vic Perrin]

13/16 the easy way if you have no chart but have a calculator is to divide 1 by 16, times the answer by 13 then times that answer by 25.4

1/16 = 0.0625 x 13= 0.8125 x 25.4 = 20.6375

It works with any inperial size just change the numbers

STUFF THAT! Use the conversion chart!

Vic

 

[bellringer]

Oh good, at least there's an easy way ... I hope I never find the hard way if this is the easy one!

It farly easy failing that just by a Zeus book or eingnieering black book

 

[bellringer]

STUFF THAT! Use the conversion chart!

Vic

It really quick if you have a calculator all you need to remember is there are 25.4 mm to the inch and your away

 

[Doug]

It farly easy failing that just by a Zeus book

I've got "The cat in the hat" but it's not a book that's ever helped me with imperial conversion

 

[turnaround360]

Paul Im not going to hit you with any the egg yolks
But i do think youve cracked it with this one lol.

 

[bassethound]

Well that's my bloody head scrambled!

 

[Woody]

I find the east way is to have a metric and imperial drill gauge and try the tubes in them till you find the right size hole simple 2 x Stainless Steel Drill Gauge metric & Imperial sizes 1mm to 13mm twist wire | eBay

 

[Robert]

I have given this the once ova, and I think you should try a seggmented one

Any mix of woods will do, you have free range

 

[paulm]

I have given this the once ova, and I think you should try a seggmented one

Any mix of woods will do, you have free range

oh dear, oh dear, we really are scraping the bottom of the aviary now aren't we? you need to recharge your battery hen so that you can free range.

 

[scouseroy]

I find the east way is to have a metric and imperial drill gauge and try the tubes in them till you find the right size hole simple 2 x Stainless Steel Drill Gauge metric & Imperial sizes 1mm to 13mm twist wire | eBay

I have got a smaller version of this but the bit you need for the Kaleidoscope s much bigger

 

[brody2123]

You've got the form and finish spot on mate! It's a cracker