My Technique For Measuring with a Dial Caliper V.R. Johnny 1982
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- @Johnny-jr2lq @mckwilly This is an effort to answer a question I was asked by Johnny 1982 about the technique I use to make sure I'm getting consistency in my measurements. What's better than measuring a bullet? How about measuring one of those really nice bullets from MCK? Enjoy folks!
This totally helped me out thanks for taking the time to do this video Sir
Glad it helped!👍
I watched this last night on big screen. (Cannot comment)
♥️♥️♥️GREAT VIDEO!!!!♥️♥️♥️
I even posted a VR!
I use a dial most often, but the mic for diameters regularly too. Also find a ball caliper useful for neck thicknesses.
Very well done video!!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Such great support in this fine community.
Good vid Lead Brother, maybe do a vid on how to read analog reloading tools as it seems like everyone is at least acquiring analog tools as a 'just in case' arises. I recently picked up a couple of vintage Ohaus beam scales and a newer analog dial caliper. Scale is easy to read, the calipers took a little but fine.One way people can learn is if you can read digital, take the same bullet(or whatever you are measuring and take a digital reading then analog and see what it says. After a few times of comparison its easy, thats how I learned lol
I've got a gunsmith buddy that has wanted to start a channel. I think that would be the perfect kind of start for him. @Rooster Kuepper
Thanks for coming by... PS, i responded to you on MEWE
@@leadsmith5873 Did Rooster start the channel yet? Maybe give him a shout out once he has a vid up so we can give him a good start.... I need to get into the habit of checking MEWE lol
I may need to put a bug in his ear again. The Starret micrometer that I use in my videos was a gift from him. He's the one who taught me how to read it. He's also the one responsible for starting my handloading addiction lol.
Everyone should get a 1" standard and practice measuring if they want to be consistent with calipers. They should also have a 0-1" mics for closer measurements. Calipers can't measure. 0005".
Good video.
Agreed... A nice quality 1in micrometer will reveal a lot that goes unnoticed with our calipers. When I first started using tools like this, I let the little .0005 on a set of digital calipers cause me frustration. Low and behold, it meant nothing for anything I was working with. If anything, it was nothing more than the equivalent of the needle on a dial caliper not lining up perfectly with a .001 graduation.
Great video thanks for sharing
Thanks brother! Glad you enjoyed it
started on digital but soon got dial, I scored a Mitutoya, they are consistent
I did the same. Seems like the digitals have an easier price tag for starting out.
I use dial also
Good stuff. Thanks for watching