Originally Posted by FurFlyin
There ain't a framing contractor in the US of A that uses 32nds. If they say they do it's only to be polite while your son is there. I guarantee you on a job site the measurements won't be called out to the saw guy as 106 & 15/32, it will be 106 & 7/16 and cut it a C**t hair long. That's standard lingo around every single framing crew I've ever been around.

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It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.