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>> In metric it's far easier, you buy a piece of wood that is 1200x600x28,
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> Right. And why do they sell it at 1200x600, rather than 1000x500? Because
> you can divide it in thirds and quarters. :-)
Maybe.
Actually they had 1000x500 too, and a whole range of other sizes. I got the
1200x600 because I'm making a stand for my TV and other equipment to go
underneath. After I worked out the required dimensions it came pretty close
to 1200x600 so I fixed the design to that. When I got to the shop it was a
coincidence that the exact size was available, I was expecting to have to
ask them to cut it for me.
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