![]() ![]() This is equal to 2784.475 mm which works out to 198.9 mm rise per step. ![]() This might not seem like much but it does throw off a circular stair. ![]() Say you want 1/32" precision each rise would be 7 27/32". Say I have a 14 riser stair and the total rise is 9' 1 5/8". It was when I got to shop drawings that everything goes to metric. I also quoted jobs using feet and inches. When I built stairs and cabinets I measured up the building using feet and inches. Up here in Canada our building trades have always worked in feet and inches. But why go to all that trouble when users are going to edit material thickness, rules etc. In the future I can provide a set of templates that are set up in fractional inches. I'm pretty sure that if you use decimal inches then there is only a problem if your precision isn't set fine enough. If you stay in fractional inches then you only have to edit and save these forms once! ![]()
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