Xology
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Electronic Engineering for Consumer, Industrial, and Medical Devices. Specializing in being dependable.
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can confirm, this is *exactly* how it works.
and then for canadian mechanical fabrication it seems to be "whichever the bolts you're using and your machines are in, and you're probably still going to have at least *one* set of conversions.
and then for canadian mechanical fabrication it seems to be "whichever the bolts you're using and your machines are in, and you're probably still going to have at least *one* set of conversions.
The only true way is the Canadian way
(As much as I wish it was a joke, it is in fact not one and this is exactly how it works here)
(As much as I wish it was a joke, it is in fact not one and this is exactly how it works here)
December 25, 2025 at 5:00 PM
can confirm, this is *exactly* how it works.
and then for canadian mechanical fabrication it seems to be "whichever the bolts you're using and your machines are in, and you're probably still going to have at least *one* set of conversions.
and then for canadian mechanical fabrication it seems to be "whichever the bolts you're using and your machines are in, and you're probably still going to have at least *one* set of conversions.