How to read a micrometer screw gauge.

How to read a micrometer screw gauge.
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[@ManagerAdministrationAGT]

very good explanation

[@KevinOchola]

Thank you 🙏

[@godfreychali9893]

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[@EbhodagheRacheal]

Í understand it perfectly now and getting the right answers applying it... thank you sir

[@KevinOchola]

You're welcome 🙏

[@everlinenyaboke387]

I enjoyed the lesson

[@KevinOchola]

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[@lekuthomas3389]

Nice work

[@KevinOchola]

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[@James-jt8mz]

good explanation 👌

[@KevinOchola]

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[@mugsyarulpaatham1662]

Thank You Sir

[@KevinOchola]

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[@wwg2005]

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[@KevinOchola]

Any time

[@israelpasul6302]

Thank you sir

[@KevinOchola]

Anytime

[@MwesigwaJaffar]

I understand now

[@fulltakestevens1205]

I need to learn more sir please 💡👌🙏

[@KevinOchola]

Thank you 🙏

[@joshuamwelwa]

How did you convert from cm to mm Cause me when I converted it was giving me =0.00012

[@KevinOchola]

Hi! If 1 cm = 10mm, how about 0.012cm ? So we end up multiplying 0.012 by 10 to get 0.12mm. Please let me know if this helped 🙏

[@abdirizakshurem2294]

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[@KevinOchola]

Okay I will... thanks for this.

[@idayatshittu9671]

How did we get it sir

[@KevinOchola]

We add thimble scale reading to sleeve scale reading. Please, let me know if this helped.

[@EbhodagheRacheal]

Great teaching skill. but please why multiply with 0.01?

[@KevinOchola]

Hi! Thanks for the compliments. 0.01mm is the least count (the smallest change in measurement that can be obtained from the instrument). Multiplying with 0.01 helps account for any small change in measurement thus giving more accurate reading. In fact, that is why micrometer screw gauge is considered more accurate in comparison with other instruments. Please let me know if this response helped.🙏

[@user-no9wm2vn9i]

Why was it 5.5o instead of 5.60 since those numbers down are 6

[@KevinOchola]

Hi! Those are half mm marks and those on the upper part are the mm marks. So, we count the mm marks and add 0.50 mm to get the sleeve scale reading. Please let me know if this helped

[@user-no9wm2vn9i]

It did thank you

[@KevinOchola]

Anytime..

[@idayatshittu9671]

How we go 5.62 sir

[@KevinOchola]

We add thimble scale reading to sleeve scale reading. Please, let me know if this helped.

[@Spidey0009]

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[@harisilyas3389]

Metric or o level