How to Read a Metric Vernier Caliper

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Very good video

Best video hands down to refresh some of my memories. 😂

Crazy good video. Thank you.

this is toooooooooooo gooooooooooooood of a explanation this guy must be the GOAT !!

Very well explained, thank you so much!!!

Thanks

I’m 29 and when things seems to be complicated I watch kid videos to help me understand it better.

Glad I’m not the only adult here that needs special assistance. Lol

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Thank you man. this really helps me with my exam. God bless you!

Thank you

Watching this AFTER the exam, guess I was wrong on all of the questions.

How is it 5.72????????????

U suck

Well, I got the last one...so I guess I know what the heck is going on.😂

great video

Thank you mister! I had a hard time understanding this when i read it on my book. Since you explained it, i understand better now!

good video. i add 1 more knowledge today

Another trick i noticed is that lines offset symmetrically around the target number, so if you got same amount of offset on both sides, you're in the ballpark.

Bob you just explain it so clearly, thanks man just learn something new today. The only problem I had was finding exactly the must align line.

Grateful to you Sir Bob from all my heart, wish every teacher were like you. ❤

you saved my life keep going !

thank you so much

Wait I just realized mine says cm 🥲oh well I'll figure it out

Thank you the way you explained it made it so simple

Me who has physics project due

My physics practical exam is tomorrow.

😎 me watching this video while attending metrology practical exam

Thank you for teaching me this Stickman

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thanks man i finaly understand it

If the object is exactly 2.00 mm thick, the 0 and 10 on the vernier scale should line up ith the main scale?

Thanks a lot bro

f**k was that just how easy that is?🤣
just in 7 minutes compared to hours spend in School

Bob, awesome explanation, I am scientist and we are using instrument with Vernier scale to inoculate samples in a gel at some coordinates, we zero out at beginning, than go from that point. Thanks for the video.

The last one how do I know it's.76mm?!

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Wonderful explanation.. I really liked it. Thank you.😊

Great video, I was stuck when it was saying things like the whole number is 12, but it was so close to 13 I thought I had to round it, well done.

Thank you so much for posting such a simple and ez to understand vid. Im having my biology practical exam tmr and i may need to use this scale to measure stuff precisely :)

How do I know .02 mm?

Thank you! I never knew this..

Awesome! Metric is so much easier to read than imperial. I'll never understand why people prefer fractions to decimals.

Precise and to the point , I learned all I needed with minimal waffle.

Legends coming a night before the exam 🤪🤪🥴🥴