What is the thickness? This is usually expressed in mils which are thousanths of an inch. The one I have now is .165 The one I am looking at on another site is .200 .200 is almost a 1/4 of an inch thick. .250 is a quarter of an inch! This was measured...
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The info presented is a little confusing. It shows a picture of the "Everlife Series" mat and the price for the "Performance Series" mat. The Amazon product description for the "Performance Series" matches the alternative that you cite at 53 x 45 x .2 inches and lists for $98.20.
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On my package it says .0014", which is .0014 inches. I don't know if this thickness is talking about the thickness of the copper layer. .0014 is 14 ten thousanths of an inch. That copper thickness would be too thin to etch. But, the thickness of PC boards are a standard universal thickness. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. A thousanth means that one moves the decimal point three places. So, if one has 0.062 inches and want to find out what it is in mils, move the decimal point three places to the right. And the answer would be 62 mils. 0.62 is 62 hundreths of an inch, which is 620 mils. I hope I have answered your question. On my package it says .0014", which is .0014 inches. I don't know if this thickness is talking about the thickness of the copper layer. .0014 is 14 ten thousanths of an inch. That copper thickness would be too thin to etch. But, the thickness of PC boards are a standard universal thickness. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. A thousanth means that one moves the decimal point three places. So, if one has 0.062 inches and want to find out what it is in mils, move the decimal point three places to the right. And the answer would be 62 mils. 0.62 is 62 hundreths of an inch, which is 620... » Read More On my package it says .0014", which is .0014 inches. I don't know if this thickness is talking about the thickness of the copper layer. .0014 is 14 ten thousanths of an inch. That copper thickness would be too thin to etch. But, the thickness of PC boards are a standard universal thickness. A mil is a thousandth of an inch. A thousanth means that one moves the decimal point three places. So, if one has 0.062 inches and want to find out what it is in mils, move the decimal point three places to the right. And the answer would be 62 mils. 0.62 is 62 hundreths of an inch, which is 620 mils. I hope I have answered your question. « Show Less
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It does not say "10 mm", but "10 mil". 1 mil is a thousandth of an inch. Thus, 10 mil are a hundredth of an inch, or 0.25 mm. (Still does not correspond to the instructions you mentioned...)
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I have not measured the thickness with any ruler. But it barely adds to the thickness of the tablet. You will not find a thinner case that is as good as this one. I am not happy with the tablet itself, but I must say that this case is really nice and I have seen nothing better. If you got the tablet, get this case.
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It is 25/100ths of an inch, slightly more than 1/4 inch. Very beefy. Indestructable.
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dont mean to be a jerk but im not about to find a ruler and figure that out lol its about as round as a quarter maybe 1-2 inch deepnot very much
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It's mil, not mm. Easy mistake to make. A mil is 1/1000th of an inch. 50 mil is 1/20th of an inch.
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Our caliper is acting up, but I'd say that the spine is about .125-.138 inches thick... Sorry, that's not a very good range, but I'm not really sure where to measure the thickness from. The thickness parallel to the spine is uniform, but there are differences in thickness from spine to blade. I would say that 1/8 inch would be a good estimate.
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Usually a 250 will end up with about the mid 230s. I can't say exactly how much.
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Hello. 0=1/16 inch, 1=1/8 in, 2=1/4 in,3=3/8 in, 4=1/2 in, 6=3/4 in, 7=7/8 in, 8=1 in. Hope this helps. Sorry for being so slow to answer.
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It is most certainly NOT the 1.6in thickness as described by the product dimensions. As I bought this for my mother as a gift, I dont have easy access to measure them. However, thinking it through, I believe since these are packaged together as a two piece item that perhaps the 1.6 measurement is including both canvases. In other words, assume a 0.8in thickness per canvas.
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My Thug is 3/16" thick. 0.190 inches using digital calipers. (if you prefer decimals)
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I have cheap manual calipers which read as ~1.9mm thickness; not quite 2mm. The bottom is roundED (not flat), but not as round as the rest (in a diameter a little smaller than a CD; ~4").
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I could be wrong, since I gave all mine away last year, but I can tell you that the .4" is the thickness. I would then assume that the other two numbers, which are so close, mean that the coins are not perfectly round, so the diameter of one direction is 3", while the diameter of the other direction is 3.2".
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It's smaller then a penny and less then an inch thick. Hope that helps you some =@)...
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I whipped out the ruler. It's just shy of 1/2 inch, but closer to 1/2 than 3/8. This is really very solid.
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Actually, it is just slightly thicker than one half inch. (Mine measures .577 with my trusty digital caliper, accurate to .001)