A step by step tutorial on how to read the Vernier scale on calipers using standard units, inches, to a precision up to one thousandth (0.001" or 1/1000) of an inch.
Wow...!!! Hello Nepal ..!!! Thank you very much for taking the time to leave me a positive feedback and where you are sending it from, that's awesome! Thank you.
This helped a ton. I would say at the part you are showing the paper examples you should have spoken out the DECIMAL answer also, that would have helped solidifying I know what I'm looking at because I'm still a little uncertain - 12:10. Like "3 point one five zero thousandths of an inch (3.150)" and "3 point two five zero thousandths of an inch (3.250)" I hope this makes sense, are these the correct decimal points for what you were showing during the paper portion?
Well done! In particular, knowing to read the smallest scale as 25/50/75 thousandths made everything come together to read it simply enough to do it in my head quickly. Thank you!
Very well explained. You could've started the explanation by measuring the bottle first. Or making time pointers for those who want a faster explanation.
Thank you, I'm glad you liked my explanation. As far as the time markers, I wouldn't even know how to do that. I record the videos on my phone and do very little editing afterwards. But yes, that would be nice.
Hello, that veneer scale is indeed brilliant! The modern digital world is built on the shoulders of the giants that came before us and achieved great things with analog scales and boatloads of ingenuity. Cheers!
Thank you very much. Greetings from Nepal.
Wow...!!! Hello Nepal ..!!!
Thank you very much for taking the time to leave me a positive feedback and where you are sending it from, that's awesome!
Thank you.
Must say as well as the others that this is by far the most easily understood explanation I have found for this! Thank you very much!
Thank you very much Dave Runyon, that means a lot. Thanks for taking the time to let me know, I appreciate it.
Best explained video on this matter ! Thumbs way up !! Thank you
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Hi buddy, that's the best explanation I've seen so far on TH-cam, thanks very much 👍
Wow! That's one hell of a comment! Thank you very much man, I really appreciate it.
This helped a ton. I would say at the part you are showing the paper examples you should have spoken out the DECIMAL answer also, that would have helped solidifying I know what I'm looking at because I'm still a little uncertain - 12:10. Like "3 point one five zero thousandths of an inch (3.150)" and "3 point two five zero thousandths of an inch (3.250)"
I hope this makes sense, are these the correct decimal points for what you were showing during the paper portion?
Excellent job, I been in inspection for years and never understood the divisions or ticks. But I understand now. Thanks 😊
Hello Brian, I'm glad you found my video helpful.
I wasn’t getting it till I watched this vid thank you
I'm happy to hear that Eric.
I'm glad my video helped.
Thank you for taking the time to give me some positive feedback.
Very good explanation it was very easy for me to understand it the way you😂
Mind blown… I love the old school way of figuring things out
Thank you Reuben Trapp, much appreciated
Great video and great information
Thank you and thank you for taking the time to write in some positive feedback.
Well done! In particular, knowing to read the smallest scale as 25/50/75 thousandths made everything come together to read it simply enough to do it in my head quickly. Thank you!
I'm glad it helped. Thank you for taking the time to write the positive feedback. I appreciate it.
Thnks buddy good bless u ,. Very affecting vedio nd your language is very soft so can u pls tell me where r u from ?????
I live in the U.S.A., but I am originally from Cuba.
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Hello India! I think it's awesome that people from anywhere in the world can connect and follow common interests. Nice to hear from you, thank you.
Very well explained. You could've started the explanation by measuring the bottle first. Or making time pointers for those who want a faster explanation.
Thank you, I'm glad you liked my explanation.
As far as the time markers, I wouldn't even know how to do that. I record the videos on my phone and do very little editing afterwards. But yes, that would be nice.
i cant minnimize the fucking screen >:(
This video is a real good video that explains the reading so simple thank you sir thank you
Thank you for the nice, positive feedback. I appreciate it.
Very concise and easy to understand. Thanks.
Thank you Nitrofan69, I'm glad you liked it.
thats brilliant, I knew it was a matter of lining up to the best match, but this cleared it all up, cheers
Hello, that veneer scale is indeed brilliant! The modern digital world is built on the shoulders of the giants that came before us and achieved great things with analog scales and boatloads of ingenuity.
Cheers!
Thank you sir
I appreciate you immensely
Thank you very much Robert, likewise.
This video is excellent
Thank you Mark
Excellent video
Thank you.
Awesome user name you got!
You are legend boss.
Thank you Yasin, I appreciate it.
Looked at a few videos to re educate my grey matter in the Imperial scale again and found yours to be the most straightforward. Thankyou
Thank you Peter Disley, thank you very much indeed. It makes me proud to see my simple video be considered food for grey matter!
I appreciate it.
congratulations from Lima.... it was very illustrative....
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Thank you very much Dante for your nice comment. Gracias.
Great video! Thank you!
My pleasure. Glad you liked it.
Thanks for concise explanation. I already knew how to read metric vernier scale but the imperial side had me confused.
Thank you. I'm glad it helped.