Great video. Thank you.

As a former calibration tech I know the only good thermometer calibration is done at at LEAST two points - for instance, freezing water and boiling water. A thermometer you calibrated to 32 degrees, might read 30 degrees low in boiling water. And if you're only going to check at one point, you should probably check the accuracy at the high end of the scale, rather than 32 degrees.

Thank you for sharing a well explained video

Thank you for this advice!

I knew I needed to calibrate mine when my hot tub was too hot to touch and my thermometer said it was barely 100F. Also now I know what that end on the thing is for @ 2:03

Thank you for your advice!!!

Thank you for the video Chef.

Thank you chef. Great video!!

Mine has a nut, shall I slacken it and then try? The Tube is just round and does not hold the Nut like yours. It is... Robinair Dial Thermometer • Easy-to-read -40° to + 160°F 1" dial face. • Pocket-clip carrying case for protection and easy access.

1:47 Should have put the rock raising his eyebrow in the corner of the video 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

Wow thank you!

Great video, learned a lot

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Bla Bla Bla; I'm half way through this video and I still have't see how to calibrate the thermometer. Another person who likes to hear the sound of their own voice.