Magnetic Measurement Conversion Chart | Imperial & Metric Rulers, Measurement Tables | 10.5” x 8.5”| Made in USA

Simple chart easy to mount in the shop.

This one is a good choice.

So im going to be honest. As an automotive technician for many years we here in the US have it wrong. We should have been on the metric system ALONG time ago. We dont need 2 systems! Why you ask? Because it leads to you needing magnetic charts like this on your tool box or machinery. I can't remember all these numbers. Can you? Probably not, so then this chart is for you. I use it all the time. The chart itself holds firm to my tool box and the lettering is easy to read. This chart is great, i just wish we would wise up in the US and go on the metric system so charts like this are not as neccessary.

Love this!

I keep this on my tool chest and refer to it often. I've been an engineer/builder/maker for decades and I still can't always remember conversions. This has been a vital part of my workshop and I'd recommend it to everyone, even if you think you don't need help remembering conversions.

This is the type of chart that I have bookmarked on my computer so I can quickly go to it.This is a much easier solution as I can put it next to my drills and have it easily accessible right there when I need it.The measurements all add up correctly, and I really like the added touch of highlighting the 1/4 measurements in red to quickly get my bearings.They have measurements all the way down to the 1/32nd so I can easily calculate from there. The only thing that would've put it over the top would be if they took it another step down to the 64th. You can always go another step though, so I'm not too upset about it.The magnet is perfectly strong. I can easily hang it by about 1/4 of the sheet if I need to.Overall a great chart.Highly recommended.

I really like this chart, a lot. No more pulling the phone out while I have gloves on, or my fingers are covered in whatever I'm working on. It doesn't disrupt my music playing where I'm switching to a calculator or searching on Google to find the conversions. I simply lift my head, look to the right, and bingo! I have my answer.For those with a woodworking shop or any other project that involves layouts and conversions, this is a great tool that you'll be grateful that you bought.

This handy conversion chart is on a magnetic sheet that sticks on the inside of my tool box lid for easy viewing. I often need to convert between inch and mm to pick the proper drill bit and its faster to glance at this chart than pull it up on my phone. The left side of the chart is handy, the right side seems odd. I'm not sure why anyone would ever want or need to convert yards to meters? I may cut it in half and keep the useful part.