How to read the caliper Vernier scale easily

How to read the caliper using the Vernier scale. I also have a digital caliper, but due to the humidity it never works. So I think it is good to have by hand one of this analog Vernier calipers. The small scale seems to be imposible to decipher, but we'll see how easy is to read that small scale so we can use the caliper with much mor precision. I always use the imperial Vernier scale, but I guess the inches scales works the same way.
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[@MaxMinXX]

Best explanation on how to use a caliper. No intro, no fluff... Quick, precise, and to the point. in Under 5 mins!

[@Rick_Bagnall]

Very good explanation! Having been a machinist for over 30 years, this is one of the clearest explanations I've come across on reading a vernier scale. This is very similar to how I teach vernier reading. Well done!

[@MarkMcCluney]

Rick Bagnall agreed - clearest explanation I ever heard. I wish someone had taught me this way forty years ago when I first came across the Vernier caliper, I wouldn't be buying fiddling little batteries every couple of weeks!

[@bigronxxxx]

As I never used one before is this as accurate as you can get,i'm not in a profession where measurements that fine are needed

[@cyrusguman5041]

How much is your salary

[@Rick_Bagnall]

@@cyrusguman5041 enough to live on, I don't generally discuss salaries except with potential employers, sorry.

[@khoipham7209]

This is the only video on youtube that correctly explains this topic

[@basketcase1235]

sort and simple explanation. EXACTLY what videos like these should be.

[@general5104]

I used to know how to read a vernier caliper, but I got used to reading a dial caliper and got lazy. Someone was saying they didn't know how to read a caliper, and for the life of me, I couldn't remember the procedure to show them ! If you don't use it, you loose it !!!
I APPRECIATE YOUR INSTRUCTION and posting this very nice video !

[@archiedahili5391]

THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH! BEEN HAVING A PROBLEM IN READING THE VERNIER CALIPER BUT YOU'VE EXPLAINED IT SO WELL! WELL DONE SIR!

[@markthompson6845]

The best explained version on TH-cam thanks.

[@69spuffysammy89]

Hey mark thank you for that super dooper comment, you remind me of my uncle, keep being YOU

[@markthompson6845]

69 SpuffySammy Thank you Sammy very much.

[@lcavs133]

Amen to that!!

[@bamsukka918]

Agreed thank you so much

[@aswellmakando1724]

This is really best simple straight forward explanation i've ever seen, got two calipers never new how to read on the veneer side,thanks.

[@Ozravens]

30 years of wondering solved in 4m19sec - Fantastic explanation

[@Luddite-vd2ts]

Thanks so much for this video. It was a great explanation of how to use this tool. I inherited a Vernier gauge years ago following my father's death (he worked in metal working) and never understood how to use it, so this has been a valuable start in making this a useful addition to my toolbox.

[@tamdaonguyen8486]

Oh gosh ! I have been waiting for this explanation for years...Now I can die in peace...Thank you so much for your very helpful video, Bro. Good karma!

[@mikefule]

Excellent, thank you. I have a cheap digital one which had a flat battery this morning. I found my old Draper non-digital and could only vaguely remember how to work out the tenths. Very clear video. Much appreciated.

[@Ironhatchy]

I learned something new that I can apply to my mountain biking adventure! Thanks a lot for your time and education.

[@joshmoto5502]

I watch 2 videos before this one, this one is far the easiest to understand

[@Engineering-To-Infinity]

thank you for going straight to the point and explaining it very clearly.

[@dannyjbaylan]

Had a test on this before and failed completely but after watching this - I understand these now! Thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@amilayasanthaathukorala6399]

Simple and great explanation !

[@strandloper]

Nice explanation. I have an old, dirty caliper that I bought from a junk shop and have just been using it to measure to the nearest millimetre. I wasn't even aware of the Vernier sub-millimetre functionality but now you've explained it I see my caliper has a 0.02mm scale and I will know how to read it.

[@snezanaandric1761]

Much appreciated with your clear to the point explanation on the use of the Vernier scale. Thank you very much.

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

Thank you. And thanks for watching :D

[@verajilkova8966]

thank you, finally, someone has clearly explained to me

[@clikerzbot]

Saved money because of this tutorial...digital is very pricey. Thanks

[@AlexRodriguez-dp5ng]

The best explained version , thanks.
great job.

[@johnathonnichols]

Good job! I had to teach my wife how to do this just a few weeks ago. I guess with all the cheap digital ones less people learn how to do this. I'd much rather not rely on batteries.

[@bambiinfante3983]

The best explanation. The easiest way. Very Helpful. Thanks a lot.

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

Thanks for watching 😃

[@tusharahire]

Best explanation on use of VC. It helped my son to learn it quickly. Very effective !!.. thanks

[@mandalacirca1989]

after 31 years! thanks man! love the accent

[@4687878]

Oh,..each line on the vernier is 1 and there are 2 lines per number,..and when the 3 lines line up on vernier and the top mm line measure from the 2nd of the 3 lines that match ,.then multiply by 0.05 = ,..then ad it with the whole mm that the 0 on the vernier starts in front of... Got it !! Thanks for the lesson Sir !!

[@j.a.styles547]

Thank you for the most clear vid about reading a caliper..

[@mikeanbaesivammike2894]

This is one of the clearest explanations ever I have gotten. I am so grateful for this video. You have gotten a new subscriber today!!!!! Meee

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

Thank you very much :D Lots of people comment that they like like how I explained how to read the caliper :D

[@soylaafissa]

oh god you saved my life.......thank so much.....i hope you get whatever you want soon💜

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

😀 It is amazing how many people like this video a lot 😀

[@kape9004]

Thank for your simple explanation. Very easy to follow. Clear and concise. Easy when you know how eh?

[@QualityExpertVlog]

Thank you very much Sir for more clear explanation regarding vernier caliper.❤️

[@TheWoodYogi]

Great job Sergio :) Well explained. This will help a lot of people. I also trust my manual calipers because the digital ones are temperamental ॐ

[@jennyf2288]

Thank you so much for your explanation. It was very easy to understand and I feel more prepare for tomorrows exam.

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

I wish you make it perfect 👍

[@lindaquach9442]

Thank you for posting this video!

[@madhavidandamudi660]

Thank you for posting this video

[@erickgonzalez7418]

Thanks alot. I'm impressed on how well you explained it

[@andyjchapman09]

Very well explained indeed. I am a newby machinist and a dunce at maths but I can get this! Thanks

[@AbdulQadir-gf5nv]

Perfect, briefly explained 👍🏼

[@wackojacko1997]

That was a very good and quick review of how to read a vernier scale. Thank you.

[@senorsunset]

This is the best explanation.

[@atesz1984]

Thanks for the explanation! I will use it for my exam tomorrow! Thanks for sharing!

[@MrOdan76]

Foarte tare Ciprian ,scurt si la obiect!

[@wemcal]

Great video and great information

[@DonJohn87_YT]

Nice, honestly never thought of learning this ^^

[@saadmanaraf2394]

it really created an opportunity for me to do well in my upcoming tests. thank you it was very much helpful.

[@mohammedshaheed1649]

Very well explained 👏
Very informative.
Thank mate

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

Thank you very much. And thanks for watching 😀

[@technicalwork9999]

You are a good teacher
And explained very well
Thanks

[@kierancalder8573]

It's just one of those things that no matter how many times someone shows you, you will never remember a month later. Very good explanation though, maybe this will be the time I remember :]

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

hahahaha, that is true. I hope this video helps 😀

[@norsyafinashakri9740]

i spend 3 hour to understand how to read it
THANK TO YOU NOW I CAN REALLY UNDERSTAND IT UWAAA I WANT TO CRY
why it so hard to read just let me use my ruler instead of this tool

[@naresh.karthi]

issa more accurate

[@bijelalegija24]

Thanks,i needed this for school

[@md.nahidulalamchowdhury9568]

Thanks a lot for your outstanding explanation.

[@beverlysnyder1579]

Thank you so much. Your explanation was the best

[@josephampaduboadi4821]

The best so far. Thank you 🙏

[@MaghoxFr]

Best explained video and to the point. your channel is awesome thanks

[@tyabilliat7613]

The explanation was easy to understand
Thanks better much

[@edwardedward7974]

Thanks for your clear explanation !

[@snarkfinder2621]

Excellent explanation and demonstration. Thank you.

[@larryg3326]

Thank you! This was all new to me and you explained it very clearly.

[@mindracing]

Excellent. Clear and simple. Thank you.

[@akoj3262]

very clear and easy to understand! Thank u very much ! Thanks for sharing!

[@ricardoherraiz7331]

Thank you so much! You saved my life, I could not understand it at first. By the way, where are you from, mate?

[@MarkMcCluney]

Great vid Sergio, very clear and useful. Thanks as always.

[@geo2472]

So I was just about to go buy some digital ones and then, after seeing this I realised I can just use the manual ones I already have 👍

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

Unles we use the caliper a lot, I think it is better to have a manual caliper. I have a digital one and whenever I wanted to use it the battery was worn out 😕

[@Santagranada]

Thank you for the clear explanation

[@khairunnidahajiabdullah8030]

Thanks so much sir, great tutorial you taught!

[@znarfnoraa]

The best explaination, thanks!

[@okaro6595]

3:43 64.4 ,mm is closer as the 40 line is matches better than the 35 line.

[@amboyamarille7423]

Excellent explanation,thank you sir

[@techtinkerin]

Thanks needed reminding how these work! 👍😎

[@NirHason]

That a very good explanation!! thanks!

[@jamescollins6927]

Excellent presentation thank you

[@olamideolayinka4130]

Very well explained. Thanks.

[@AM-dn4lk]

Great tutorial. Thank you.

[@Dominic.Minischetti]

Thanks for that tip!

[@robertmccully2792]

Crazy how tools do not come with instruction like this. What would it cost an extra penny to include good instruction.

[@m.masief6087]

Great explanation 🙌

[@transformerszlaja]

Great job at explaining it.

[@Yourservice]

Nice explanation sir...🤗🤗

[@lorenastefanac3270]

Thank you so much! It's the best explanation. 😄

[@jayasorubanramakrishnan144]

Fantabulous, please provide more help continue your precious job

[@اشرفادم-ص9ي]

Thanks . This is be very easy now

[@parjau4554]

Thank you! Very clear.

[@huseinkerkuk]

good explanation.thanks

[@santoshmore877]

Very nice demo sir thank you
Details for Werner Calipar scale

[@dalesharpe9098]

Clear and concise.

[@jesseg010]

soooo helpfull, thanks

[@alexander-vi5nu]

nice very good explanation thankyou very much! but what about upper jaw?

[@ardieapelado984]

Thanks bro! You’re the best!

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

hahaha, thank you :D

[@jimtulloch09]

Thanks. Very clear.

[@shankarmanju5109]

It was very useful for me sir thanks for the video sir

[@hzshad8560]

that was really helpful .....thanks

[@asasaxena4]

Best video, thanks sir

[@malikmorris3979]

Thank you Sir you have help me to understand 😊😊😊

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Thanks sir. Godblee you!🙏🙏🙏

[@brendanhayes3627]

Thanks for your help.

[@tomthompson7400]

very well explained ,,,

[@paracordbraider]

Very impressive. I've wondered what the other scale was for. I would just measure it to 44.7 and a couple widths of a line more. Who would have thought. But I guess working with wood a couple widths of a line wouldn't make that much difference
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Very nice explain

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Thanks a lot, Monsieur!!

[@sandungamage4317]

very well described.