This WoodRiver fractional dial caliper has one turn of the dial that equals an inch, a feature that no other dial caliper has. It measures to 6-1/2", calibrated in 64th's of an inch. Caliper is machined from hardened stainless steel for long life. Dial indicator is shock proof and comes...
Details
- Fractional dial caliper
- Features one turn of the dial equals an inch
- Measures to 6-1/2", calibrated in 64th's of an inch
- Machined from hardened stainless steel
- Foam padded molded case
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Guysville, Ohio, resident Myron “Pete” Hart not only plays the mandolin, he makes them as well. The good-humored lead singer of The Hart Brothers band, formed in 1979 with brothers Heamon “Tib” Hart and Arman “Sam” Hart, Pete is a sought-after luthier in addition to being a talented musician and vocalist.
Reviews
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GREAT tool for the
I am legally blind (20/400) but am still trying my best to stay active & productive. This is a GREAT "Assistive Devicce". "Thousands of an inch" calipers don't do jack for me, either in the shop or at the jobsite. I use this little gem constantly for O.D.'s, I.D,'s, depths, thicknesses & many other, under 7", measurement questions. With another of my "assistive devises", I can "EASILY"read and/or make adjustments as small as 1/64th". I would not know about doing machining, but for wood working & general building maintenance, this tool is excellant. It is, I believe, finely made, but NOT "bullet proof" AND if you are careless enogh to drop it enough, "YOU DESERVE TO HAVE TO BUY YOURSELF A NEW ONE". I DID AND THEN I DID. Bottom line: IT IS WORTH THE DOLLAR!
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good quality
accuract, easy to read. Bought this on sale for [$] bucks and am real happy with it. Didn't much care for the $7.50 in shipping.
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product is fairly described
As a measuring tool, it operates with clarity and efficiency.
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Not worth the price even on sale
The dial does not have any knurling or grip-ability. Just a smooth dial. No wheel for finely sneaking up on measurement. These two basic things, plus the fact that the ring is so thin when you grab it, it flexes makes this a cheap tool way overpriced for the craftsmanship.
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I love it.
I use it to make sure what I am working with are all the same thickness and width when it applies. I love the weight, it has good balance, and appears to be more accurate then others I have used. I would recomment this to friends.
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Great caliper
I needed a new caliper that I can easily read, and this fits the bill nicely! It is easy to read and I am using it constantly. it replaced a digital caliper that I dropped and broke the display and I am very pleased with the dial read out.
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most helpful tool
to soon to make appropiate comment but most items from woodcraft store are excellent
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Excelent
This is a good caliper, accurate and ease to use...
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Good value
Accurate, well made and easy to read for my old eyes. A good value at the sale price.
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Every shop needs this
can't beat it for the sale price, I think I paid just under $30 which seems pretty good... I've had this a little over 3 weeks and find myself pulling them out all the time.
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Worth every penny...
This is as advertised. It's far easier to use than the plastic/digital one that I have...I don't need 128th's of an inch!
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Works superbly
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application of dial caliper
measuring dia. of 200 glass vials i picked up i was able to determine the dia. at 44/64ths. i then knew i needed a 11/16 drill bit .
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Great Buy
Great device for accurately measuring wood.
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If you want to measure it right
I use it in woodturning and other shop work. I is accurate, pleasing to handle
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Fractional Difference
Great for dado/rabbet cuts and final size.
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Great Dial Caliper
I use this product on a daily basis in a custom cabinetry and furniture shop.
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Nice tool
This is a nice, sturdy metal tool for your shop.
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Perfect for my needs
Occasionally, as a professional structural engineer, we at our firm need to make very accurate measurements of beam flange or web thicknesses, cables, or other small structural elements. In the past, we used a vernier caliper and/or micrometer. Both were difficult to read and interpret in the field. This is the perfect tool for a job of this nature.
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so much more easy,acurate and faster
i have a carpentry shop,it is used on about every thing.