TLDR - I want to know if it's ok to use bin widths which are not nice round numbers (like integers or simple fractions are)

I have a set of data, for which I have calculated a recommended uniform
bin width using Scott's rule (I'm not interested in non-uniform widths), and the value is a recurring decimal. This means that the bars are placed in awkward positions along the axis, and they do not correspond to the tick marks. Furthermore, it feels a bit awkward to talk about "the data in the range 1.456 - 2.211". What is considered best practice?

EDIT
To clarify, my data relates to the weights of sample of animals, since a few people that commented mentioned the type of data is important. The weights range from 0 to around 5 lbs. The suggested bin width is 0.678etc lb.