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by jojoo
1189 days ago
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My context for "learning" Imperial is solely based on measurements of length. I've "learned" it b/c i listen to a lot of US-Centric carpentry podcasts. I've just memorized 1 inch ~ 2.54 cm ; 3/8 inch ~ 1 cm. Most other fraction can be derived from those in the head. At least enough for following a carpentry podcast. When i need more precision, i use an online converter or a ruler with an imperial and a metric scale. FWIW i only think in metric. |
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