k7/64, 3/16, 7/32, 15/64, 9/16, 1/32, 5/16, 25/64, 5/8, 3/4
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Any one know what the conversion is for these sizes
- Umi_Ryuzuki
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Just google a drill bit chart...
http://www.csgnetwork.com/drillsizeconvert.html
http://www.championscrew.com/form_tap_drill.htm
http://www.csgnetwork.com/drillsizeconvert.html
http://www.championscrew.com/form_tap_drill.htm
- Mr. Badwrench
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Are you looking for decimal equivalents? All the drill sizes you mention, up to 1/2", can be found in a fractional size drill index, listed exactly as you wrote them. (The larger sizes, 9/16", 5/8" and 3/4", won't come in an index, but can be bought separately).
You can look on a drill chart as Umi said, but with fractional sizes it is even easier. Divide the numerator by the denominator. So:
7/64 = .109
3/16 = .187
7/32 = .219
15/64 = .234
9/16 = .562
1/32 = .031*
5/16 = .312
25/64 = .391
5/8 = .625
3/4 = .750
*1/32 bits don't come in a fractional drill index either, most indexes only go down to 1/16". But you can get bags of 1/32 bits for pretty cheap.
You can look on a drill chart as Umi said, but with fractional sizes it is even easier. Divide the numerator by the denominator. So:
7/64 = .109
3/16 = .187
7/32 = .219
15/64 = .234
9/16 = .562
1/32 = .031*
5/16 = .312
25/64 = .391
5/8 = .625
3/4 = .750
*1/32 bits don't come in a fractional drill index either, most indexes only go down to 1/16". But you can get bags of 1/32 bits for pretty cheap.
I speak of the pompatous of plastic.