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- How Do You Write Ten Thousands Of An Inch? - Blurtit
Traditionally a "tenth" of an inch is 0 1, which is correct for those of you who do not work in engineering In manufacturing, a "tenth" is 0001" or one-ten thousandths of an inch which is shortened to a "tenth" for ease of referencing
- Beginner’s Guide To Reading Machine Shop Numbers Values
Machine shops usually speak in terms of thousandths of an inch Because of this when we describe the value to someone else we will read it a little different than you might expect
- Why do machinist refer to . 010 (for example) as 10 thousandths . . . - Reddit
Reducing the fraction isn't done because there is a preferred denominator Machinists are used to dividing inches into thousandths like dollars are typically divided in hundredths
- What is 0. 010 in word form? - Answers
0 010 in word form is "ten thousandths " This is because the zero before the decimal point represents no whole units, the one after the decimal point represents one tenth, and the zero after
- Is a Tenth = 0. 1 or 0. 0001 - CNCzone
0001 is ten thousandths (which is a significant difference) "Tenths" meaning "one tenth of a thousandth of an inch" is industry specific and much easier to say
- Pronunciation of Decimal Units - How do you say these in English?
up to 0001" is spoken of in terms of the 001" increment 0001" is now called a tenth, 0005 a half, because we're thinking in terms of thousandths of an inch
- What is . 0012 thousandths or 10 thousandths - JustAnswer
The number" ten thousandths of an inch" would be written 010 It could also be read "one hundredth of an inch", however the most common unit of measure used in many industries, particularly the machining industry, is "thousandths"
- Machinist Talk - High School
In a Machine Shop using Inch measurements, everything is based on 001" (one thousandths of an inch) So, how would we say the following? 0 1000 in math class = "one tenth" in a machine shop = "one hundred thousandths WHY? because if everything in a machine shop is based on 001 then there are 100 - "thousandths" of an inch 0100
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