Read a fine-adjusting Vernier caliper (1/1000 inch)

Scale explanation and 3 practice measurements.

[@Fly_Navy]

Great job teaching this old dude old skills.

[@madadami81]

Best lesson ever for this.thanks

[@jaybird8192]

I've watched many vids on how to read a vernier calipar! Yours is the best explanation I've come across! Thank you, and well deserved like!

[@apprenticemath]

Thanks for watching!

[@chadthornton6183]

cool thanks for that had metal blank confused with metric .02mm scale, beautiful closeup video great job cheers.

[@johnr4898]

much more clear than other vids, thank you

[@Mr19assassin74]

I can read it on a micrometer no problem. For some reason this took a little while to get used too. Great video!

[@RaivoltG]

This is the first video I have seen from your channel, I've subscribed and look forward to seeing all of your videos! You do a great job explaining, thank you!

[@apprenticemath]

Glad you like them!

[@jimdaniel7083]

Very clear explanation. Thank you.

[@57z]

best explanation I've seen so far on TH-cam. Thank you!

[@apprenticemath]

+ZTron57 Thanks

[@jonarbuckle1560]

I hope you're not locked up in some office all the time and actually get to teach.
Truly a fantastic lesson in tool usage as well as a study in effective education.

[@apprenticemath]

These are all videos for my class basically, if they miss a day they can catch up

[@maricelmorrill6607]

Thank you!! I'm getting more confident reading the vernier caliper. I'm enjoying it now. I can do it now..YEHEY...

[@apprenticemath]

+Maricel Morrill Good on you, bro`. Glad to hear.

[@thatubeman2008]

Thanks! This really cleared things up for me. Been using digital calipers for some time and was suddenly forced to use one just like this.

[@jerryrojas6198]

Vernier caliper.

[@anisabbasi2875]

Great video sir

[@Srk7028]

even though i got wrong answer , i found this video is the best one.Thank you sir.

[@apprenticemath]

Thanks for watching!

[@MrJgstoner]

Thank you!

[@manstersr]

Thanks, well explained. I've been using vernier calipers for over 45 yrs. but was getting odd readings when I checked a piece of sheet aluminum, and my readings weren't matching the aluminum sheet metal guage charts so I thought I was a decimal off possibly. I watched your video to refresh my memory. I was right, the metal thickness or the chart is off.

[@Axcell78]

thanks! so easy

[@rogerlontok5170]

thank you sir...

[@anisabbasi2875]

Best video in TH-cam

[@apprenticemath]

Thanks, mate.

[@zubairanjum3087]

is helpful video thnkx

[@anilkurudi370]

it's help in vidio. thanks

[@VARUNDEV1992]

thans for this video

[@anilkurudi370]

thanks sir

[@austins.3313]

I wonder how they came up with that Vernier scale...

[@tomctutor]

Very good but would have been better presentation if he used pointer instead of blocking camera every so often. Didn't mention repeated measurement to reduce random error etc.

[@Newvishwakarmaengineering44]

Best

[@julienvandenbroeck4378]

unbelievable, go anyway Metric but good explanation

[@christiansinon1451]

Thnks sir

[@apprenticemath]

Welcome

[@robtam7529]

I think that would be .075 not .75.

[@rajeshkumar-me8790]

Thanks for video but sir please explain in hindi in inch

[@xandecampos2557]

if its 1000 of an inch it should be 0.759" ( or 0.75 + 0.009 =0.759") and NOT 0.784".

[@apprenticemath]

At what video time?

[@keys2dacity748]

It is 0.075 + 0.009 = 0.084” he is correct my friend

[@jerseychris3179]

This is a very confusing lesson! Disregard the positive comments! This guy is a bad teacher!

[@apprenticemath]

Help us out here, specify confusing bits and detail how they are confusing.