FAQ
Can I print these charts to a size smaller than letter/A4 without losing readability?
Most charts are designed to print clearly at letter/A4 sizes. If you need a compact version, consider scaling down to 80% in your printer settings. However, very small prints (e.g., pocket-sized) may make fractional/metric conversions harder to read quickly. Test print one first to check legibility for your needs.
Do these charts include conversion tables for taps, reamers, or countersinks alongside drill bits?
This collection focuses specifically on drill bit sizes—fractional, metric, number, and letter—with their decimal equivalents. For taps, reamers, or countersinks, you’ll need a separate specialized chart. Some templates combine multiple tools, but those aren’t part of this set.
Are the PDFs optimized for mobile devices, or should I print them for best use?
While the PDFs display on mobile devices, they’re not optimized for small screens. For on-the-go use, print a durable version or save it to a tablet with a protective case. On-site readability suffers on phone screens, so printing remains the most practical option for workshops or job sites.
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