Great job teaching this old dude old skills.

I've watched many vids on how to read a vernier calipar! Yours is the best explanation I've come across! Thank you, and well deserved like!

Best lesson ever for this.thanks

much more clear than other vids, thank you

This is the first video I have seen from your channel, I've subscribed and look forward to seeing all of your videos! You do a great job explaining, thank you!

Thanks! This really cleared things up for me. Been using digital calipers for some time and was suddenly forced to use one just like this.

best explanation I've seen so far on KZfaq. Thank you!

I can read it on a micrometer no problem. For some reason this took a little while to get used too. Great video!

Thank you!! I'm getting more confident reading the vernier caliper. I'm enjoying it now. I can do it now..YEHEY...

cool thanks for that had metal blank confused with metric .02mm scale, beautiful closeup video great job cheers.

Very clear explanation. Thank you.

I hope you're not locked up in some office all the time and actually get to teach. Truly a fantastic lesson in tool usage as well as a study in effective education.

even though i got wrong answer , i found this video is the best one.Thank you sir.

Great video sir

Thank you so much 🙌 🙌

Thank you!

is helpful video thnkx

thanks! so easy

Best video in KZfaq

thank you sir...

thans for this video

it's help in vidio. thanks

I wonder how they came up with that Vernier scale...

thanks sir

Thanks, well explained. I've been using vernier calipers for over 45 yrs. but was getting odd readings when I checked a piece of sheet aluminum, and my readings weren't matching the aluminum sheet metal guage charts so I thought I was a decimal off possibly. I watched your video to refresh my memory. I was right, the metal thickness or the chart is off.

unbelievable, go anyway Metric but good explanation

Very good but would have been better presentation if he used pointer instead of blocking camera every so often. Didn't mention repeated measurement to reduce random error etc.

Thnks sir

Best

Thanks for video but sir please explain in hindi in inch

I think that would be .075 not .75.

if its 1000 of an inch it should be 0.759" ( or 0.75 + 0.009 =0.759") and NOT 0.784".

This is a very confusing lesson! Disregard the positive comments! This guy is a bad teacher!