🔬 Enhanced Stainless Mitutoyo 532 120 Precision & Clarity Review

I already have the same caliper but with inch markings. I prefer it for most jobs because it makes it extremely easy to figure out customs breaches. In my current job, I see inches and metrics about the same, so that was the way to go. I find the scale more difficult and cumbersome to read than the inch scale, but it is perfectly satisfactory. They work smoothly, with razor-sharp precision, and the dial makes precise measurements convenient. The digital format is ideal for quick reading and…

* Benefits: - Analog reading, no batteries and/or non-repairable electronics required. - Excellent workmanship. World * Cons: - Cheap plastic holster and cardboard box My brother asked me to buy him a caliper, he wanted something strong that wouldn't break easily and that didn't require batteries, Mitutoyo comes to the rescue. Everyone these days has something digital that requires batteries and can't be easily repaired, but this analog caliper will last forever as it's accurate, durable and…

The caliper itself is top notch. A strong magnifying glass is useful (or necessary if you have poor eyesight) to see the vernier scale. I usually find three or four marks that are nearly aligned, then take the middle mark to read. Fine tuning can be used optionally and works well. As for the instructions and the case that comes with the device, the word pretentious comes to mind. You would think they would supply the inexpensive foam-lined plastic case that comes with some of the cheaper…