Ordered and and received a Blanco front apron sink. Looking at the dimension drawing there is an angular measurement shown as 2* >8<. That's 2 degrees but what is the significance of the ">8<"?
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Ordered and and received a Blanco front apron sink. Looking at the dimension drawing there is an angular measurement shown as 2* >8<. That's 2 degrees but what is the significance of the ">8<"?
Last edited by Michael Weber; 11-29-2015 at 10:27 PM.
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Is it possibly a formatting code gone awry? unicode number for a degree sign is 176 or B0 in hexadecimal
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Probably the tolerance. In this case, that would be 2 degrees, plus or minus 8 minutes.
Mike
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Or in forums such as this, hold the Alt and type 167. º Alt176 gives you this, ░Originally Posted by John Stankus
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I use Alt + 248 °
Gerry
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Is their a chance it was trying to telling you 2 faucet holes on 8" centers?
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+1,
Most kitchen faucets are 8-inch center to center.
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