What's a good resource for converting small fractions (32nds/64ths) to metric?

[whacker]

I figure there must be something straightforward either here on TB or somewhere. I'm not all that interested in becoming a convert to metric-speak, but I'd like to have the capability. I'm planning on buying a small metric rule soon to be a companion to my 6" for setting action, string spacing, etc. Thanks for any help.

[Son of Magni]

windows calculator

[Bofee]

Use a calculator. (Maybe even the one on your computer.) In your example: 23/64. Divide 23 by 64 and multiply the result by 25.4.

[jeffhigh]

just a few strokes on the calculator
say for example 5/32"
enter 5
divide by 32
multiply by 25.4
= result in milimetres 3.96875mm

[Vic Winters]

google

Just punch in "32/64 inches" and bam. 1.27 cm

[Blues Cat]

Stew Mac sells a String Action Guage w/all the necessary conversions on the back.

[FL Knifemaker]

How about this?? It's basically a tap and drill chart, this one has MM on it also. Most of the machine tool suppliers have wall size and pocket size ones.

PDF:

http://www.bghooke.com/brucehooke/Do...0(ver%202).pdf

[whacker]

Thanks a bunch, you guys! I knew you'd come through for me!