Switching between inches and millimeters mid-measurement
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Imported assemblies and metric drawings turn up on plenty of jobs, and converting sixteenths in your head on a ladder is where the mistake enters. The T1 Tomahawk switches units on the tool, so the same pull reads millimetres or inches depending on what the drawing wants. Nothing gets converted by hand and nothing gets converted wrong.
Why hand conversion goes wrong
- Units switch on the tool itself
- The same pull reads either system
- No conversions in your head on a ladder
- Matches metric drawings directly
- Nothing converted by hand or wrong
Plans in millimeters and a tape in sixteenths is a conversion you should not be doing on a ladder. The display switches units on the tool, so the same pull reads in millimeters or in inches and sixteenths depending on what the drawing wants. Nothing gets converted by hand, and nothing gets converted wrong.
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