There's also BA and metric and no little SAE; I have long been convinced the Brits run to a much higher population density of pro and amateur machinists than other nations and find amusement in the puzzlement the rest of us feel at their plethora of thread types.
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Cool!
ReplyDeleteThey kept their 405-line transmitters going until 1985?!
Just imagine all the fun you get to have, but with BSW hardware!
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There's also BA and metric and no little SAE; I have long been convinced the Brits run to a much higher population density of pro and amateur machinists than other nations and find amusement in the puzzlement the rest of us feel at their plethora of thread types.
ReplyDeleteI believe the British live by the axiom that standards are great, because there are so many to choose from.
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Fun stuff.
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