4" Fractional Inch Dial Pocket Caliper - 1/64" & .01 Grads
4" Fractional Inch Dial Pocket Caliper - 1/64" & .01 Grads
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- Dial travels 1" per revolution
- Precision ground jaws
- Designed to fit into your work belt, pocket, apron or vest
- 4" measuring capacity
- 1/64" & .01 Grads
- Thumb roller adjustment
- 7" overall length - Made of Stainless Steel
- Inside & outside reading capacity
- Includes a handy conversion chart & operating instructions
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A very handy pocket dial caliper that's made of stainless steel material. It is excellent for measuring the inside & outside dimensions of many things including rods, plates & tubing, etc. Readings in 1/64" & .01 Grads with a 4" measuring capacity. Designed to fit into your work belt, pocket, apron or vest. It has a knurled thumb roller enabling one to use it with one hand, & a positive lock too. The jaws of this dial caliper are precision ground. Includes a soft case for storage. An excellent tool for machinists, woodworkers, & mechanics. A very popular caliper with our customers. -
Product Title Measuring Capacity Overall Caliper Length Model # 4" Fractional Inch Dial Pocket Caliper - 1/64" & .01 Grads 4" Capacity 7" Length SEN-B24x
A very handy pocket dial caliper that's made of stainless steel material. It is excellent for measuring the inside & outside dimensions of many things including rods, plates & tubing, etc. Readings in 1/64" & .01 Grads with a 4" measuring capacity. Designed to fit into your work belt, pocket, apron or vest. It has a - Reviews
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United StatesNot just for board thickness!
Used itto find if the numbered drill was close enough to 7/64th for the pilot holes
United StatesVery satisfied
The caliper is accurate and small enough to keep in my apron. Dial is easy to read. And no batteries to run out just when you need to use the tool! I prefer the analog dial because it’s easier to see how close you are to common measurements. Almost at 3/8, instead of a digital readout of 23/64 or 0.359.
United StatesReally nice sliding calipers
Not a bad little caliper for my needs, plus it came with a soft sided case.
United StatesI really like this caliper.
I bought one six or seven years ago and grew to depend on it. It's VERY handy to have in my apron pocket when I'm running the thickness planer or checking dados, comparing hole size to dowel size, making dowels, checking drill sizes, and a whole bunch of things I hadn't expected to use it for. When I realized how much I was using it I bought a spare. And now my original one with the cracked bezel and scratches has been either left at a job or purloined by a stranger, so I'm using my spare. The place I bought my first two isn't there any more. This looks like the only seller left who has it. I might even get another one just to make sure. There are a few other four inch verniers out there but this is the only one with US fractions. It's small, it's tough, and it's easily calibrated to dead on accurate. It's a joy to use. Sure wish it was easier to find.
United States- Reviews
- Questions
United StatesNot just for board thickness!
Used itto find if the numbered drill was close enough to 7/64th for the pilot holes
United StatesVery satisfied
The caliper is accurate and small enough to keep in my apron. Dial is easy to read. And no batteries to run out just when you need to use the tool! I prefer the analog dial because it’s easier to see how close you are to common measurements. Almost at 3/8, instead of a digital readout of 23/64 or 0.359.
United StatesReally nice sliding calipers
Not a bad little caliper for my needs, plus it came with a soft sided case.
United StatesI really like this caliper.
I bought one six or seven years ago and grew to depend on it. It's VERY handy to have in my apron pocket when I'm running the thickness planer or checking dados, comparing hole size to dowel size, making dowels, checking drill sizes, and a whole bunch of things I hadn't expected to use it for. When I realized how much I was using it I bought a spare. And now my original one with the cracked bezel and scratches has been either left at a job or purloined by a stranger, so I'm using my spare. The place I bought my first two isn't there any more. This looks like the only seller left who has it. I might even get another one just to make sure. There are a few other four inch verniers out there but this is the only one with US fractions. It's small, it's tough, and it's easily calibrated to dead on accurate. It's a joy to use. Sure wish it was easier to find.
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