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The laughter of such words have joined together more than two or three that gather as a bundle as the wheat of comprehension is not the return to a garden or the plow of shares as it is simple erosion.  To walk the banks of a river to gain the insight of the bridge is to gather however the flood of a word storm is to the drain of the soil removing the banks and replying with the rage of waters behind.  

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This is a work in progress of words and terms used by slide rule collectors and the relevant history associated of the inventors and manufacturers. When we run across something that we haven't seen before or do not understand, we research it, then add it to this page, as much for my our edification and reference as for yours. Corrections and additions are readily accepted and appreciated. Many topics will have pictures  or Links associated with them that you can click.

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3√ scale - Cube and cube roots. (Pickett) See K.

1° - A gauge mark on Chinese Shanghai Flying Fish slide rules for finding the sinΘ and cosΘ of small angles from 0.573°-5.73°. Located on the C and D scales, rather than Sin and T scales, between 1.74 and 1.75. When the angle is very small, SinΘ is about equal to tanΘ and about equal to the radian of Θ. Set the index of C over the 1° mark on D. For any angle(Θ) on C, read the corresponding sinΘ or tanΘ on D.

4 Inch Slide Rule - These small (literally) group of pocket slide rules are the most compact of all useful slide rules, other than possibly a 5cm (2 inch) diameter circular slide rules. Most have magnifiers on the cursor, like the Hemmi 30, 32 and Aristo 810. The actual length of the scales is 10 cm.

5 Inch Slide Rule - A short, pocket sized,  version of a slide rule with the scales compressed to 12.5 cm (4.92 inch) on a body typically about 15.2cm (6 inches) long in length. Typical precision of a pocket slide rule varies from two to three significant digits, as it becomes difficult to extrapolate between the lines at the right end of the scales. High end examples of pocket slider rules are the K&E 68-1130 (Deci-lon 5), Hemmi 149, and the Faber-Castell 62/83N.

8 Inch Slide Rule - Relatively rare, a shorter version of a standard 10 inch slide rule with the scales compressed to 8 inches, but typically having the same number of tick marks and precision of the longer 10 inch scale. For examples, see Post 1445, K&E 4053-2 and Unique J180.

10 cm Slide Rule - Same as a 4 inch slide rule. 10 cm is the actual starting length upon which the divisions are calculated for a 4 inch slide rule.

10 Inch Slide Rule - a standard length slide rule having the basic scales divided on 25 cm (9.84 inches) with an overall length from 10.5 to 13 inches long. Depending on the construction method, closed or open, simplex or duplex, the body may extend beyond the length of the scales. Standard length slide rules may vary from 25.4 cm (10 inches) to over 30 cm (11.8 inches). The general precision of a standard length slide rule is three (3) significant digits.

12 - A gauge mark on the C or D scale of a commerce or financial slide rule used to denote a dozen, or months.

12.5 cm Slide Rule - Same as a 5 inch or most common standard length slide rule. 12.5 cm  is the actual starting length upon which the divisions are calculated for an 5 inch slide rule.

20 cm Slide Rule - Same as a 8 inch slide rule. 20 cm is the actual starting length upon which the divisions are calculated for an 8 inch slide rule.

20 Inch Slide Rule - An extended length slide rule having the basic scales stretched to twice the standard length of 25 cm (9.84 inches), to 50 cm (19.685 inches) which allows the interpolation of the readings of three (3) significant digits to be more precise. Over time, temperature and humidity, a 20 inch long laminated wood scale is more susceptible to variations in shrinkage and become less accurate than a shorter slide rule as the errors may be magnified because of the length. A slide rule made from an engineering material like aluminum or magnesium, and some plastics, would be proportionally more accurate than one having a wood stock.