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2,757,895 views • Aug 3, 2010 • #diy #measurement #fractions
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In this short video, we look at how to use a standard tape measure, focusing on simple ways to learn how to read a ruler. Understanding feet and inches is essential for many projects. This guide will help you with reading a ruler for your next DIY project!
Unravel the mystery of tape measure markings with our comprehensive tutorial on "How to Read a Tape Measure." Have you ever wondered what all those little lines signify? This video analyzes a standard U.S. tape measure, breaking down the meaning of inch lines, 1/2", 1/4", 1/8", and 1/16" markings.
Can you find the slip? I goofed and switched to fractions. Please share in the comments when find it.
Moreover, we address a common query: "Why is the hook on the end of my tape measure loose?" By the end of this video, you'll have an answer to this question and gain proficiency in reading a tape measure in inches and feet.
For more insights into technical theater and related topics, visit our we…...more
How to read a Tape Measure and figure Fractions Easily
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2,757,895Views
2010Aug 3
In this short video, we look at how to use a standard tape measure, focusing on simple ways to learn how to read a ruler. Understanding feet and inches is essential for many projects. This guide will help you with reading a ruler for your next DIY project!
Unravel the mystery of tape measure markings with our comprehensive tutorial on "How to Read a Tape Measure." Have you ever wondered what all those little lines signify? This video analyzes a standard U.S. tape measure, breaking down the meaning of inch lines, 1/2", 1/4", 1/8", and 1/16" markings.
Can you find the slip? I goofed and switched to fractions. Please share in the comments when find it.
Moreover, we address a common query: "Why is the hook on the end of my tape measure loose?" By the end of this video, you'll have an answer to this question and gain proficiency in reading a tape measure in inches and feet.
For more insights into technical theater and related topics, visit our website at www.stageseminars.com.
To apply your newfound measuring skills, check out a project we've designed: "Power Tool Project; Chop Saw." Learn how to make a miter cut on the chop saw here: • Video
Power Tool Project; Chop Saw. Miter cut on the chop saw • Video 00:00 Start
1:40 What are the lines between the inches?
2:07 How to read Fractions on a tape measure?
2:40 What are Quarters?
3:24 How to read the 1/8s.
4:03 how to read a tape measure 16ths
4:36 Line sizes matter
5:16 Why is the hook loose?
6:07 Ah, here's the answer.
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