spanner and socket help!
Hello,
So have i been looking for a spanner/socket conversion chart.
I have found sites as
http://www.baconsdozen.co.uk/tools/c...n%20charts.htm
http://www.csgnetwork.com/wrenchsizetable.html
But i just dont understand it, I know there is no real conversion but i want to get then as close to the mm as i can so then i can put them in order! What is 6/7 or 5/16 and sometimes without the / and a - instead, so 6-7.
Like i said i wanted a easy chart as i have worked out that 5/16 is 0.600 inch so its 15.24 mm. Thats alot of math on the spot when needed a socket!
As for the 6-7 i cant find on the chart anywhere! But i have a socket with that on and its kinda big (20mm ish)
Many Thanks Eigdoog!
Lets the rants begin
So have i been looking for a spanner/socket conversion chart.
I have found sites as
http://www.baconsdozen.co.uk/tools/c...n%20charts.htm
http://www.csgnetwork.com/wrenchsizetable.html
But i just dont understand it, I know there is no real conversion but i want to get then as close to the mm as i can so then i can put them in order! What is 6/7 or 5/16 and sometimes without the / and a - instead, so 6-7.
Like i said i wanted a easy chart as i have worked out that 5/16 is 0.600 inch so its 15.24 mm. Thats alot of math on the spot when needed a socket!
As for the 6-7 i cant find on the chart anywhere! But i have a socket with that on and its kinda big (20mm ish)
Many Thanks Eigdoog!

Lets the rants begin
The easiest way is to set up an excel sheet and do it yourself.
The basic maths is easy.
Take the imperial size of 6/7 which means the socket is 6 sevenths of a inch. You dived 6 by seven which is: 0.857 and then multiply this by 25.4 (25.4mm makes one inch) which gives you 21.7mm
EASY
The basic maths is easy.
Take the imperial size of 6/7 which means the socket is 6 sevenths of a inch. You dived 6 by seven which is: 0.857 and then multiply this by 25.4 (25.4mm makes one inch) which gives you 21.7mm
EASY
Come to think of it, it may have been 7/8.
Thanks for the chart! I can read that one better than the others.
I could do my own sheet but thats time :'( and thats money :P I will use math if i get ones im stuck on, Thanks!
Thanks
*Prints off*
Thanks for the chart! I can read that one better than the others.
I could do my own sheet but thats time :'( and thats money :P I will use math if i get ones im stuck on, Thanks!
Thanks

*Prints off*
Last edited by Eigdoog; Oct 12, 2010 at 03:55 PM.
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