Why Women Cry Or Wenches With Wrenches
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Measure it. Here's your operation sheet. See? It says the OD should measure between . 825 and . 827. This is a rough grind, you have plenty of leeway two thousandths. Can you mike?" He meant could I measure with a micrometer, that in- strument which measures the thousandths of an inch with which one is always dealing in this kind of a shop. Could I mike? I had a micrometer in my hands about one hour at school. I could read it. I knew about decimals. I miked. "It's . 825 and a half, " I said.
He... measured it. "I make it . 826, " he said. "You can mike. " We never went into that matter again.
One of the dreadful things about precision work so- called precision work is that it isn't really precise at all. No two people measure a piece of work exactly the same at all times with a micrometer. If you have a gauge to measure with, you can force the gauge out of wack with one slight push. This worried me terribly.
"Now you do it, " Steve said. "But before you move any- thing, tell me exactly what you're going to do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Measure it. Here's your operation sheet. See? It says the OD should measure between . 825 and . 827. This is a rough grind, you have plenty of leeway two thousandths. Can you mike?" He meant could I measure with a micrometer, that in- strument which measures the thousandths of an inch with which one is always dealing in this kind of a shop. Could I mike? I had a micrometer in my hands about one hour at school. I could read it. I knew about decimals. I miked. "It's . 825 and a half, " I said.
He... measured it. "I make it . 826, " he said. "You can mike. " We never went into that matter again.
One of the dreadful things about precision work so- called precision work is that it isn't really precise at all. No two people measure a piece of work exactly the same at all times with a micrometer. If you have a gauge to measure with, you can force the gauge out of wack with one slight push. This worried me terribly.
"Now you do it, " Steve said. "But before you move any- thing, tell me exactly what you're going to do.
What to read after Why Women Cry Or Wenches With Wrenches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Hawes to read onlineMoreLess
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