How to read Vernier Callipers [IMPERIAL]

[@vandalsgarage]

35/128" or 0.273. It's so much easier to just read the bottom scale, rather than mess around with fractions on the top scale. And it looks like your caliper is reading .275 (at 4:18), which is a good reminder that the 0.001" scale is inherently more accurate, due to the finer graduations.

[@Copozeras]

Its so messed up o.O your explaination is pretty good, the system itself is messed up

[@efsyalpat6434]

thanks man for your very informative video,this will help me a lot coz right now i was working as a machinist in a machine shop where all the instrument are all in english,i wasnt very familiar with english measurement i am very at ease using metric measurement.

[@DXT61]

Thank you. Just bought one and knew nothing about reading the marks.

[@davidparen1709]

Salute this man,,,,simple and brilliant explanation,easy to understand

[@dreamfar6070]

If u read it on 64 or 32 can i reduce the scale 8 to 4 and 2 😊

[@tjona001943]

Thanks very much. The directions on the package didn't get me over the hump. Your video did!

[@bandofhands1891]

Thank you, very good description and very much appreciated!

[@kisuke6517]

wow. thank mate. you show two ways of reading but i like the first one, it's easier.

[@AutismusCarlangusMaximus]

If only the remaining countries adopted the exquisitely simple metric system.

[@Dp295]

brother
thank you very much man your explanation is very understandably
watching other videos on youtube is crap
luck for you man thaks again

[@vizualizeit08]

Good video. Accurate explanation.

[@MrBlash93]

Great video. Thank you.

[@nimods36]

Very useful. Thank you so much

[@MrYELLOW94GT]

Very helpful. Thank you very much

[@Niks41]

WHAT ABOUT THE MILLIMETERS?!!!

[@jamesmichalek5406]

Niks L They make metric vernier calipers. Get one, or remember that 1"=25.4 mm exactly.

[@thej998]

thank you very much!

[@markjaysanchez1330]

nc thanks