Reading an imperial, inch micrometer.

This video explains parts and the proper use of a micrometer. It also explains how to read an imperial micrometer up to 0.001". This micrometer reads between 0.001" - 1.000".

[@lsteiner]

Thank you so much. I inherited a 60 year old, made in Poland, micrometer from my late father, and now I know how to use it! And, it's way easier than I thought it would be. You are a good teacher.

[@ihavenopenisandimustscream]

Thanks boss, just picked up my first (second hand) micrometer but it’s imperial and I’m a metric boy. This made it clear as daylight for me

[@wayneragga1325]

Excellent teaching and demonstration

[@rachaelbreen6448]

Thanks! This is gold.

[@findvoltage]

crystal clarity. thank you very much, Frank!

[@amyz8436]

Great video, thanks

[@dwhemmings]

Great job 👍

[@maryamdarwish]

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