> Yeah, BUT
> Horrible Fright has a 6" one without the fractional feature for 12.99
> (coupon special expires 11/30. You can pick up the book of coupons as you
> walk in the door.) Get 3 and use the money you've saved to buy some little
> metal plates with the decimal equivalents of fractions, drill sizes, etc.
> The one I bought several years ago works as well as my Starrett, and I
don't
> have to worry about dropping or loosing a $150 caliper.
Yeah, BUT
My Horrible Fright digital vernier EATS batteries, even if you don't
turn it on.
I know enough of the decimal equivalents to get by on, but the cool
factor is outstanding. I recall a friend who had a Casio calculator in
1977 that was able to accept fractions, display them as fractions,
perform arithmetic functions on them and return the answer as a
properly reduced fraction. I guess it never caught on.
David L
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