How to read the caliper Vernier scale easily

[@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

[@archiedahili5391]

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

[@basketcase1235]

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

[@itzallguud]

The best explained version on KZbin thanks.

[@69spuffysammy89]

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

[@itzallguud]

69 SpuffySammy Thank you Sammy very much.

[@lcavs133]

Amen to that!!

[@bamsukka918]

Agreed thank you so much

[@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 !

[@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!

[@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.

[@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

[@amilayasanthaathukorala6399]

Simple and great explanation !

[@Engineering-To-Infinity]

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

[@Ironhatchy]

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

[@verajilkova8966]

thank you, finally, someone has clearly explained to me

[@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.

[@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

[@AlexRodriguez-dp5ng]

The best explained version , thanks. great job.

[@dannyjbaylan]

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

[@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.

[@okaro6595]

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

[@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

[@joshmoto5502]

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

[@bambiinfante3983]

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

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

Thanks for watching 😃

[@robfichaud1177]

Excellent explanation. Thank you!

[@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.

[@clikerzbot]

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

[@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 😀

[@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 !!

[@erickgonzalez7418]

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

[@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 👍

[@j.a.styles547]

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

[@wemcal]

Great video and great information

[@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.❤️

[@andyjchapman09]

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

[@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

[@senorsunset]

This is the best explanation.

[@AbdulQadir-gf5nv]

Perfect, briefly explained 👍🏼

[@lindaquach9442]

Thank you for posting this video!

[@madhavidandamudi660]

Thank you for posting this video

[@wackojacko1997]

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

[@saadmanaraf2394]

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

[@technicalwork9999]

You are a good teacher And explained very well Thanks

[@atesz1984]

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

[@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 😀

[@mohammedshaheed1649]

Very well explained 👏 Very informative. Thank mate

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

Thank you very much. And thanks for watching 😀

[@ricardoherraiz7331]

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

[@MrOdan76]

Foarte tare Ciprian ,scurt si la obiect!

[@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

[@DonJohn87_YT]

Nice, honestly never thought of learning this ^^

[@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 🙏

[@tyabilliat7613]

The explanation was easy to understand Thanks better much

[@larryg3326]

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

[@bijelalegija24]

Thanks,i needed this for school

[@Kyokunek]

so you always look at the one in the middle in the vernier scale? thank you

[@MaghoxFr]

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

[@snarkfinder2621]

Excellent explanation and demonstration. Thank you.

[@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 😕

[@edwardedward7974]

Thanks for your clear explanation !

[@akoj3262]

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

[@santoshmore877]

Very nice demo sir thank you Details for Werner Calipar scale

[@MarkMcCluney]

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

[@khairunnidahajiabdullah8030]

Thanks so much sir, great tutorial you taught!

[@mindracing]

Excellent. Clear and simple. Thank you.

[@amboyamarille7423]

Excellent explanation,thank you sir

[@odureen]

Would this be the same for the imperial side as well?

[@znarfnoraa]

The best explaination, thanks!

[@m.masief6087]

Great explanation 🙌

[@Yourservice]

Nice explanation sir...🤗🤗

[@robertmccully2792]

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

[@lorenastefanac3270]

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

[@jayasorubanramakrishnan144]

Fantabulous, please provide more help continue your precious job

[@Santagranada]

Thank you for the clear explanation

[@techtinkerin]

Thanks needed reminding how these work! 👍😎

[@jamescollins6927]

Excellent presentation thank you

[@AM-dn4lk]

Great tutorial. Thank you.

[@Dominic.Minischetti]

Thanks for that tip!

[@olamideolayinka4130]

Very well explained. Thanks.

[@transformerszlaja]

Great job at explaining it.

[@malikmorris3979]

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

[@alexander-vi5nu]

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

[@NirHason]

That a very good explanation!! thanks!

[@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 Christian Jensen Lubbock Texas

[@dalesharpe9098]

Clear and concise.

[@parjau4554]

Thank you! Very clear.

[@اشرفادم-ص9ي]

Thanks . This is be very easy now

[@cliveastley3321]

I also find the batteries of my digital caliper have run out just when I need to read it!

[@jimtulloch09]

Thanks. Very clear.

[@josejunrosanes9724]

Thanks sir. Godblee you!🙏🙏🙏

[@shankarmanju5109]

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

[@huseinkerkuk]

good explanation.thanks

[@asasaxena4]

Best video, thanks sir

[@ardieapelado984]

Thanks bro! You’re the best!

[@WoodworkingwithDIYtools]

hahaha, thank you :D

[@FlyingV344]

there must be a way to read 2 deci for example in stead of only 5.50/ 5.55 /5.56/5.57 etc

[@ChronicleEpicGamer]

pls help,2:47 7x0.05= 0.35, why did u write 0.7??

[@ChronicleEpicGamer]

Sergio Acuña Padin oh yeah, sorry i forgot 😓

[@brendanhayes3627]

Thanks for your help.