Re: Micrometer reading 101

Posted by Roger Tomfohrde on December 18, 2020 at 14:04:17 from (167.177.39.9):

In Reply to: Micrometer reading 101 posted by svcummins on December 18, 2020 at 13:28:20:

With any micrometer look at the spindle that turns. It is usually 0 to.25 but in your case it should be 0-to 50. I see one mark in the middle between numbers. If you put 0 on the spindle at at number on the shaft part and start to turn it 0 going up by the time you hit 0 again it should be on the mark half way between the numbers. So the horizontal numbering would go every time it hits zero is .050. so you add the next numbers so the .698 is correct. .6 +.050 +.048+ =698. Hope that make sense. Most of the time I see ones in .025 increments. Mine are the .025.

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