Quote - What are you modelling, watch parts, electronic circuit boards? I don't know about setting the visual grid, I never use grids. But anyway, using the visual grid means you are eyeballing, why would you need tenth of a millimetre accuracy if you are eyeballing? 

It's only "eyeballing" if the grid isn't as accurate to the same level you require in your type-in transforms.  If your grid lines represent the same level of accuracy as your transform type-ins, then you can make transforms, with snapping, to verts or objects that may need to be moved in different units of measure you're modelling in.  That's why I ask.  I'll look into it.

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