🔍 Enhancing Precision and Protection: Beslands Electronic Micrometer Thickness Protective Review

The first annoyance was that the battery cover has a slight burr and is difficult to remove. Most annoying is the poor instruction in English. There are parts that are so bizarre I can't even guess what they mean. Functionally I'm satisfied. Initial attempts to test the zero at the closed point returned values of +/- 0.007mm. However, the instrument stabilized and returned consecutive zeros. So far, so good.

This is pretty accurate but as far as I can tell it has no memory and after about 4 minutes it turns off, when you turn it back on you lose your previous reading and you have to turn it all the way Path. Close the reservoir and turn it back to its original size. This may not sound too disappointing, but if you're measuring every few passes on a lathe, it can be very annoying to turn the knob back to the closed position and then back again.

When it arrived I thought it was defective. I put the battery in and turned on the device. The anvil was so tight and torn that the ratcheting thimble could not even close the caliper, rendering the device unusable. I took out the battery and accidentally noticed the thimble spinning freely. After researching I found that the battery would rub against the caliper body if the battery door was fully closed. If you leave the battery cover open, the battery will no longer rub against the shaft…