@@jansonteoh startet my apprenticeship 20 years ago, also starte with mitutoyo. still have the tools, still in perfect shape and precise as the day they were bought.
I have a small metalworking shop. A few of my measuring tools are Mitutoyo. Very precise instruments. My acquaintances have asked me why I buy such expensive calipers when there are 20-30 euro ones in the store, they are the same and measure with the same accuracy. For an ordinary person, maybe so. But to me the difference is staggering. When you pick up a Mitutoyo caliper or indicator, you feel how smoothly and precisely it moves, how thick and light movment it is. The caliper can literally measure with an real accuracy of 0,01мм, while other mass calipers, although they also supposedly measure with such accuracy, actually give an error of at least 5-6 hundredths. Great tools, expensive but totally worth the price!
My Grandfather was a mechanical engineer and machinist, he used Mitutoyo measuring tools, 30 years ago I started using Mitutoyo measuring equipment as an Automotive Machinist. Their attention to detail is top drawer.
Great video. I still use my Mitutoyo digital caliper I purchased from the mid 90's. It's still my go-to for quick measurements on my lathe. Can't believe it's coming up on 30 years old.
I have been using MITUTOYO measuring equipments (Analogue type )since 1990s .Please continue the production of Analogue Vernier Calipers as before. They are accurate , long lasting , and useful in harsh conditions. Digital Vernier Calipers are not suitable for harsh conditions .
Old Dog, New Trick..., No Rewards 😉 Do repair and rebuilding on Antique Target Rifles. Ever try to "Pick up a Metric Thread" ? Yes, They'll put me 6' under when I'm dead 🧐 ✌️🥰
Modern Ones, Yes. In the 1890's to 1920 or so the Sport of Schuetzen Shooting had many Winning Rifles that were American Made. Interesting history if you care to do some research.
Mahjong symbols... There are four flower tiles, each representing a different flower with its own characteristics: Orchid - refinement, symbolizing things that are rare and precious. Chrysanthemum - Leisure and entertainment. Plum Blossom - Spring, Innocence, inexperience, and happiness.
I don’t _need_ a set each of steel and ceramic gauge blocks and a laser-etched lab grade surface plate to use as a needlessly precisely manufactured chess set, but it would be quite a conversation piece.
@@Kytes93 It would be clickbait if it was on another channel, not the NA official one. It would be a ad, if it would show a concrete product. Now tell me, what was the product that they were selling you in this "ad"? If you are wrong, you just need to admit it. Stop running away.
@@Kytes93 Now tell me, what was the product that they were selling to you on this "ad"? If you are wrong, you just need to admit it. Stop running away.
@@topduk Oh, I actually read them. Not just the long marketing texts. And even then you've gotta be proud of your water polluting habits to find anything offensive in there.
45 years ago as an apprentice my first machinist tools were Mitutoyo...
40's years ago, I started with TESA first. And some years later Mitutoyo coming.
@@jansonteoh startet my apprenticeship 20 years ago, also starte with mitutoyo. still have the tools, still in perfect shape and precise as the day they were bought.
I have a small metalworking shop. A few of my measuring tools are Mitutoyo. Very precise instruments.
My acquaintances have asked me why I buy such expensive calipers when there are 20-30 euro ones in the store, they are the same and measure with the same accuracy. For an ordinary person, maybe so.
But to me the difference is staggering. When you pick up a Mitutoyo caliper or indicator, you feel how smoothly and precisely it moves, how thick and light movment it is.
The caliper can literally measure with an real accuracy of 0,01мм, while other mass calipers, although they also supposedly measure with such accuracy, actually give an error of at least 5-6 hundredths.
Great tools, expensive but totally worth the price!
So the calipers have an accuracy of 10 micrometers.
@@Zuconja 0,01мм.
My Grandfather was a mechanical engineer and machinist, he used Mitutoyo measuring tools,
30 years ago I started using Mitutoyo measuring equipment as an Automotive Machinist.
Their attention to detail is top drawer.
Great video. I still use my Mitutoyo digital caliper I purchased from the mid 90's. It's still my go-to for quick measurements on my lathe. Can't believe it's coming up on 30 years old.
Here I am with a Mahr bench amp thinking I could gage blocks with some degree of precision and now I saw the facility at the factory. It's humbling.
I LOVE MITUTOYO measuring equipments..❤❤❤
They are Accurate,Robust ,Longlasting and Lovely
I have been using MITUTOYO measuring equipments (Analogue type )since 1990s .Please continue the production of Analogue Vernier Calipers as before.
They are accurate , long lasting , and useful in harsh conditions.
Digital Vernier Calipers are not suitable for harsh conditions .
I love Mitutoyo & use their measuring equipment every work day.
Always had a place in my toolkit for over 40 years , would love one of those branded jackets too!
That Mitutoyo yellow clock gauge gives me the assurance of a perfect job no matter how challenging.
I still use my 150mm Vernier gauge, which I purchased as a 1st year apprentice in 1979. It always gets cleaned and stored in its case after use
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When I was just starting out as a Machinist in the 70's, Made in Japan was just So So. Great to see your dedication to making the Best 👍.
Thanks guys great video. I love all of my Mitutoyo measurement equipment.
I'd call it for what it truly is: a temple of precision
Fantastic equipment. Highly recommend visiting the museum they have in Tokyo.
You cant go wrong with mitutoyo tools👍👍
Worked with these awesome precision tools...!!!!
Great video. I have mitutoyo micrometers, depth gauge, and calipers all digital. Mitutoyo is precision.
Impressive story. Cheers from NZ🇳🇿.
La mejor marca para trabajar en tornería saludos desde Argentina,
I worked at Mitutoyo in Brazil in the 1990s, a shame that it no longer exists in Brazil.
Just like the fate of Lovely Volks Wagon BEATLE car in Brazil ??!!
CRAZY PRECISION
Pretty cool to use the thing you’re making to measure the thing you’re making
I've never seen, or heard about ceramic being used for gage blocks. (wow)
I did unknowingly buy a counterfeit Mitutoyo caliper on Amazon once..
They are just as gud
@@d.k.1394 NO,they are not ABSOLUTE and eat batteries !!!
I agree about the battery eating
❤❤❤ Thx mitutoyo ❤❤❤
TOP 👍👍👍👍👍
MITUTOYO -
Lider - Mundial -
Aparelhos -
Medições -
Industrial : Hoje :
Diversos : Modelos ~ Tipos ~ Tamanhos :
Precisão ! :
Quality : Medidas : Ex :
0,0001 - Precisão ! ❤❤❤.
Japanese precision the best
Meanwhile, in the US, there are still people using their "inch" to measure ????
Old Dog, New Trick...,
No Rewards 😉
Do repair and rebuilding on Antique Target Rifles. Ever try to "Pick up a Metric Thread" ?
Yes, They'll put me 6' under when I'm dead 🧐
✌️🥰
Yawn…people who complain about imperial are such drips.
@@NRDavis-wl8vn Real target rifles are made in Europe so, yes, all metric for decades. As for crappy TPI, so many and none to UNC or UNF ....
Modern Ones, Yes. In the 1890's to 1920 or so the Sport of Schuetzen Shooting had many Winning Rifles that were American Made. Interesting history if
you care to do some research.
The Best.
That's nice. Now why did my calipers just go insane for no apparent reason?
Nice
Glad you liked it!
Wow
This is just Porn for us machinists and engineers 😅😅😅😅
Now that starrett is dead officially I'll have to be a Mitutoyo guy.
Mitutoyo makes some amazing stuff. I use the quantumikes everyday. My favorite mikes I’ve ever used.
My dream
Can you get those gauge blocks with mahjong symbols?
Mahjong symbols... There are four flower tiles, each representing a different flower with its own characteristics: Orchid - refinement, symbolizing things that are rare and precious. Chrysanthemum - Leisure and entertainment. Plum Blossom - Spring, Innocence, inexperience, and happiness.
I don’t _need_ a set each of steel and ceramic gauge blocks and a laser-etched lab grade surface plate to use as a needlessly precisely manufactured chess set, but it would be quite a conversation piece.
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Like advertisement and company video
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I just use a 10 dollar tape measure
they couldn't even hire someone who could say "mitsutoyo" correctly
edit: i'm dumb. it's actually pronounced mitsutoyo in japanese
That's not a factory tour, that's an ad.
Don't worry, they don't need ads to sell their products.
@Ismsanmar I'm just saying that it's not a tour, it's clickbait
@@Kytes93 It would be clickbait if it was on another channel, not the NA official one. It would be a ad, if it would show a concrete product. Now tell me, what was the product that they were selling you in this "ad"?
If you are wrong, you just need to admit it. Stop running away.
@Ismsanmar so you're saying you can't advertise your own company on your own channel?
@@Kytes93 Now tell me, what was the product that they were selling to you on this "ad"?
If you are wrong, you just need to admit it. Stop running away.
i use a tape measure .... for everything .... i dont care
This is for people who care about precision work
Sustainable Development Goals? Good to know, so I never have to buy your products.
And they don't need you to sell them.
@@Ismsanmar They did though, now they'll have to find some other mark.
So you're proud of toxic water in rivers? Because that's what sustainable development is about avoiding.
@@2xKTfc Clearly you've never read them, just the package name.
@@topduk Oh, I actually read them. Not just the long marketing texts. And even then you've gotta be proud of your water polluting habits to find anything offensive in there.