Ed Fisher gave some great examples of using our "Built iIn Dimensioners" (for want of a better term).
But we've got all these tools that almost dictate some of the dimensions we use - router bit diameters, tapes on miter saws, tapes of table saw rip fences, chisels, with or without drill bit for tenon widths. If your cross cut fence (or sled) has a maximum "blade to stock stop" distance - does that influence the size of parts for your piece - and the dimensions of the piece as a whole?
So -have you built anything sans pocket tape/ruler/yard stick? How'd it work out for you?
Have you made a whole new set of parts because the ones you cut were 1/32 or maybe even 1/2 inch too short, or did you cut down all the other parts that had to be the same length.
charlie b