Hi Colleen, Not yet! I’ll see what I can figure out. Thanks for writing and for the good suggestion. Nancy
Colleen
Hi Nancy LT Hamilton (love the name!)
I’m a recent convert to you, your style, and your instructional videos.
Do you have a comparison chart for jump rings? I’m interested in
knowing what (for example) a 20 g 1/16″ ID jump ring would convert to in mm’s…and what (for example) an 18g 1/4″ OD ring would convert to in mm’s and what the ID would be.
Hi Bernita, The decimal chart is not for rivets – it’s just for when ordering sheet metal or tubing or for other conversion issues. The Drill Bit Chart is the one that I use for riveting as it helps me to determine what size drill bit to use ie: what size bit to use with 14 gauge wire. Hope that helps! Thanks so much for watching. N
Bernita Brown
how do you use this chart in relation to drilling a hole for riveting.
i love your videos. they are very helpful and fun to watch. keep’em coming;)
Hi Colleen, Not yet! I’ll see what I can figure out. Thanks for writing and for the good suggestion. Nancy
Hi Nancy LT Hamilton (love the name!)
I’m a recent convert to you, your style, and your instructional videos.
Do you have a comparison chart for jump rings? I’m interested in
knowing what (for example) a 20 g 1/16″ ID jump ring would convert to in mm’s…and what (for example) an 18g 1/4″ OD ring would convert to in mm’s and what the ID would be.
Any chance you have such a chart???
This site is so helpful. Thanks Nancy
Hi Bernita, The decimal chart is not for rivets – it’s just for when ordering sheet metal or tubing or for other conversion issues. The Drill Bit Chart is the one that I use for riveting as it helps me to determine what size drill bit to use ie: what size bit to use with 14 gauge wire. Hope that helps! Thanks so much for watching. N
how do you use this chart in relation to drilling a hole for riveting.
i love your videos. they are very helpful and fun to watch. keep’em coming;)