How to Read a Vernier Caliper

[trahschulte]

Thank you very much, my engineering teacher who has been doing this or god knows how long didnt quite explain it how i needed it but you explained it perfectly thanks again.

[gameboy281]

this is cad?

[LimeBall]

Very helpful! Thank you.

[rubaram12]

Thanks!

[RIN0MK]

شكرآ لك لقد ساعدتني كثيرآ .. thank you , you help me so much

[bernvall]

what is the readability interval of a vernier scale (which works in mm not in inches)

[roflontex]

Thanks!!

[gkearney01]

simple and to the point. Thanx.

[kmbtam]

Thank you, I really learnt how to read now

[kmbtam]

That is really helpful, great thank

[DrifterA2]

thank you man, it's been 30 years since I used a caliper, and your lucid video helped me a lot. This is the trademark of civilizations, when an individual benefits from the knowledge accumulated by others.

[fbpick]

Awesome vid. Thanks for raking the time to make it.

[R90X]

Thanks! helped a lot!

[tt33331]

helped me alot thanks :)

[RissaTheWeirdo]

How is it 0.4?!!!

[MrPhantomwarrior]

thanks it helped me alot in my phyics exam

[B5sbaby4lyfe]

but how do you know first of all that it's 0.4??

[brendanvandyke]

@B5sbaby4lyfe on the bottom scale is where your measurement starts. so at 1:16 the zero is right after 0.4"

btw awesome tutorial it helped alot!!!

[mrjesse1177]

Thanksssssss

[akritilanger]

thnx a lot fr d vedio!! :)

i have ma practicals tomorow n it helpd a lott...

thnx agan :))))

[m3rl1on]

thanks, nice tutorial

very easy to understand.

[xarrowzpure6x]

so helpful thanks man!

[coladito1]

Now thats what i call a tutorial!!! Thanks for the vid!!!

[Kirajc]

Thanks for this.. I understand now.. now only if my physics teacher was capable of such a clear explanation.

[chiiyiin27]

Thanks :))

[vampixlhubb]

oh thanks you for this vid !!!!!!! that is such a clear explanation

[ByRecentDesign]

Great instructional vid. I only needed to watch it one time and now I understand completely how these things work. You get an A!

[aadistudying]

This is a very good tutorial. Thanks!

[Alluranora]

Excellent demonstration! Shall ace physical testing exam!

:D thank you!

[themartin66]

thank you

[mACsHooO]

Thanks for this video. This would really help :D

[avatar3664]

thank you...

[markgkonan]

I love it!

tnx for uploading your tutorial sir!

more power!

[Superclaireful]

I had no idea what my teacher was saying earlier too. Thank you YouTube !

[Plothetic]

Damn I got it here! :D thank loadsss

[HorusFlint]

Just What I needed! Didn't get what my Teacher was saying in Class! thanks man! :D

[templar19]

Nice vid! Very easy to follow.

[KerrenKD4WG]

Thanks man great explanation :D

[Corncrops]

Thank Fucking God I Found This Video

[SashaBaybee222]

GREAT JOB !!

[daislynforever]

you refresh my brain ^^



[jimk5447]

Good video

[jazosama]

thanks for this video. :)

[Priyawb1]

gr8 video...very informative...

culd u try n' post a "how 2 read a micrometer" video too..plz..ty..!:D

[Priyawb1]

gr8 video...

very informative....!:P

[anuanu9902]

very bad

[solutionxyz]

Thank you very much. Now I know how to read the measurement. :D

[subodha94]

You explained it so clearly.

So,thanks a lot sir.

[subodha94]

Thanks a lot .You explained it well sir.

[TheMetalFaith]

ManufacturingET you really do a good job of teaching, i keep forgetting how to read the vernier calipers but your video helps a allot

[woodenjaw]

Ahh, Thank You!

[mandysikh]

cool man

[AlfieTeh]

*Barks and wags tail* Thank you! This have helped my owner with her Science homework! WOOF! :D

Alfie <3

[sometimesitsallfree]

Thanks! I finally get it. It's simpler than I thought.

[cheesepr0of]

thanks this was very helpful!

[crystalstarclan]

omg thanks!

[PinkPiie]

So does it mean that , the 0.0_ _ , the last to digits is measured using the vernier scales ? And the measurement is found when two lines are joined together , accurately ?

[lib3rated]

I searched almost all the videos on youtube, but still couldn't get my head around reading a caliper. You were extremely helpful. thank you

[brazababygurl09]

great video thank you!!!!

[XxCaesersLegionxX]

Thank you for the great explanation much better than my tutor at college lol :)

[yzjun]

thanks for the help...now i understand how to read properly the vernier caliper.it is very important to my work specially in doing inspection of aircraft engines

[kherabro]

too much explanation but helpful

[UtoobIsNWO]

great explanation

[jlo582]

thanks a lot

[brenthoser99]

Honestly, I wish I could shake your hand. When I started my job I never new I would have to learn to work a Brake machine. 3 weeks into the job and its becoming apparent that they want to train me up on that machine. Well my math abilities are disgusting, when my trainer was trying to describe this Tool for measuring precise distance, he might as well be talking chinese. Your video really helped me. my hang up was anything grater than .050 but you answered that with your explanation.THANX

[utubegay1]

this is really awesome! thanks so much!

[mairaasif69]

its really helpfull!!!!!!

[MysticLegend2]

Thank you very much! Perfectly explained :D

[bazzingalore]

I have a Physics practical test on Monday and this really helped me a lot!!

Thank you!! =)

[troyb24x7]

thank you very much :-)

[spyglss4117]

this really helped me alot.....thank you

[chadinja]

this is a great vid it helped alot thnx much!! 

[zoshisama]

Thanks man!

[DehE1337]

I have a measurement test tomorrow, and this helped dramatically, thank you very much :)

[Imareject1]

omg dude ur the best. i now have a chance of passing my midterm lol. no lie u explained this A LOT better than my teacher.

[vissuphy73]

thank you for giving lot of information about v.c

[MarcusHab]

This is awesome. Thankyou

[pseudonympersona]

Thank you so much for this :)

[samy5258]

excellent, thanks for your time man

[ble3d85]

excellent!

[aqia294]

is this messures in inches

[Imareject1]

@aqia294 yes

[tonymac96]

Muy buen video !!! ..I did learn the concept in few minutes. Thanks

[CasHCreeW]

Thank you!!!

Now the scale make sense to me..

[patches3k]

i would like to let you know this...

I have an asian professor and im in college.. He tried for half an hour to explain how to do this while speaking his own version of english... At the 2:26 min mark in this video i understood that half hour lecture.

thank you so much lol

[tonybirchrun]

That's pretty helpful

[iamstephaniie]

Thank you!!

[emancipatethepiggies]

Thank you so much! :)

[jillmajeski]

This was really very helpful. I needed a quick revision!

[lexam55]

thanks..........

[theveggie1253]

Thanks for the help, I actually understand it now.

[Jpdmt95]

Thank you, I appreciate this. This will help me on my homework.

[acinomgirl]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! this really helped me... :D

[eRdizon]

nice ... very clear explanation. thank you so much...

[tinieblaselgigante]

I need to learn to read vernier caliper ok the one I have it has a dial like the one it shows in other video my caliper mark in the dial 0 in half turn to another 0 the next half turn to another 0 each divition in 10 ok well I mesure a thickness of a nail and the jaws past little over 0 but the needle of the dial went to the secon half and mark like 40 and something I don't know what's is the mesure somebody can explain this to me thanks .

[arnauts12]

Thanks for this!

[solittletime4ne1]

Was a tremendous help. Have a vernier caliper in physics lab tomorrow and the written instructions in the manuel was not helping! Big Thanks!!!

[MrDookDook]

what the ?? who would waste there time in posting this rediculos video waste of timeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee­eee and now u have wasted your time reading this hahah f**ker hahaha peace

[kiro1990122]

@MrDookDook go take your shit elsewhere if you don't like this video.

[mrxt500]

@MrDookDook Who would waste their time learning this ? The people who built the vehicle you drive & the roads you drive on, the people who built the place where you live, the people who built the airplanes and trucks that deliver the things you buy to the stores where you buy them.

In short, the people who built the modern world all used Vernier calipers. Without them and their knowledge we'd be living in mud huts and fuckwits like you would be strangled at birth to preserve the gene pool.

[hcode]

@MrDookDook Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the future idiot of the world.

[Meetsthenose]

The best tutorial ever!

[itsherlife]

It's a very simple yet effective way in which you showed and taught the audience, well done ;D

[CGeorge57]

I need to know how to read a vernier caliper for my Lab Final and this video helped a lot. Thank you very much.

[viewmasta]

man! u are good!

[RAPGordon]

thanks for taking the time to share this

[anthonydacko51]

This is one of the best I have seen to do with reading a Vernier ruler.

[msyamsul5845]

thank tq give me this info..

[schacem]

These are the first instructions I've seen that actually make sense -- thank you!!!

[nomadicextreme]

Thank you very much for posting this! I found a reason to use vernier calipers for the first time in my life at age 37 and could not fathom what the 10ths marks were. Your explanation was easy to adapt to metric calipers and made things quite clear.

[hexkirn]

Thanks. This was much clearer than the manual I just tried to understand xD

[TwilightManiac97]

Hey thanks !

Really clear explanation , & very helpful to lots of people . Thanks again ! ^^

[n1a1s1i1m]

I wish this had been in S. I, but thanks anyways! :)

[ScrumptiousStrat]

Great to see somebody working in real measurements instead of these stupid foreign ones!!!!!!!! Give me the Imperial system anytime!!!

[suny9225]

very good... i didnt understood how was vernier reading!!!! tanks a lot!!! u saved my grade!!!

[s9706671z]

Thanks alot, it is extremely helpful! I was unable to red the readings even my teacher explain . I am glad i am able to found such helpful thing before my secondary1 CA1!

[SparkyXX]

Thanks. I've never been able to read those things.

[GalWithTheGlasses]

Thank you. This really helped. :)

[desertphilip]

Switch to the metric system, damn yankies!!

[tongpo6]

very helpful

[campospina]

very good video.. it really helped a lot.

[firekeith]

EXcellent and well detailed. Thanks!!

[germanboy45]

Tomorow my IGCSE A level physics exam and dont got an idea about how to use this thing until i saw the gr8 vid :D! Keep the good work up !

[Javedabdoolakhan]

very helpful!

[khalisfree]

thanks mate

[opiates]

This really helped me for my bio lab conpetency exam. Thank you :-)

[carwyncwl]

GOOD VIDEO VERY HELPFUL

[NorCalGOP]

Thank you, very helpful!

[ricardostud]

i just strated physics and this video, was very informative and helpfull, thanks dude , but question where did u get the software the your using

[OctarineTangent]

Very, very informative and helpful.

[dfghhgfd01]

Dude, thank you so much!!!

[xcmAbhixcm]

PHYSICS practical test tomorrow good vid.

[kennedys12345]

oser kutil

[camagongcamagong]

thx a lot it is very big help for me and many people thx

[irvi23]

thank you very much your such a big help!!

tnx a lot!! :)

[dhwanitchem]

Thanks!! Physics Practical Tommorow.

[waterxh2o]

yes! i finally got to know how to use it! thanks!

[ValkyrieAngel1]

Thanks so much for the great vid!

[fhk55]

thnx alot watched it on the morning of the exam..really helped

[Sajid7x7]

doesn't he say m'kay like mr. garrison from south park?

great video btw

[zakiajazurrehman]

thank you so much man good job keep it up

[dhughes1969]

Nice presentation, you pointed out what you were talking about and went over it a couple of times, nicely done A+, 100%, top of the class! Videos from other people on here show Vernier calipers and just blab on without pointing to what they're talking about.

[2502102]

Excellent job!! i really needed this for an exam tomorow! Thanx a million tyms!

[nswmaze]

thank you ....helped me for my new job

[staticjenn]

i knew i'd get it someday!! thank u !

[8GCP3]

thank you

[madshooterham]

wad is the software u use for tis video?

[bluepetmusiclover]

oh no, I didn't understand the second part which is starting at 3:01 :( can someone teach me? It's not the person teaches no good, is I cannot understand cuz I don't learn good :(

[dhughes1969]

Read the scale on the part that does NOT slide on the main body, think of the 0 (and the line above it) on the lower sliding scale as a pointer that points up, that's a rough measurement. Then to "fine tune" look at the lower scale where the lines of the lower and upper scales meet (ignore the upper scale numbers) where ever the lines meet is the number (lower scale numbers) you put to the right of the first number. It easier than you think, once you get it you kick yourself!

[bigmyron]

this is the best i ever seen on youtube, thank u so much!

[GeorgeLovesTiffany]

Great video....very dummy proof

[getjaidev]

Hey... Excellent tutorial !

[contrist0]

Sweet dude, missed the physics lab where they went over this, I just found out I need to know how to read it for the final... you just saved 20% of my grade ;-)

[willtohave]

Yeeeees! WoOoOoOtt!

[MusaKnowlege]

Thanks for Video !!!!!!!!!!!

[ralphlyerly]

Excellent explanation

[Snapblast]

thats a perfect illustration..Thanks a lot!

[Snapblast]

thats really a good illustration...u helped me a lot..thanks!

[chipchas3]

You are a Good teacher.