Calipers Micrometer Tool 0-12" Inch/Metric Range Resolution Slide +/-0.02 Accuracy 0.02/0.001" Mono-Block Vernier Caliper Thickened Stainless Steel Calliper Rule Depth Gauges DRINYOUNG

This is a well made caliper for the price. I did some very minor smoothing from a few rough burs on some edges. My main complaint is that the inch scale is very difficult to read. It is marked in 1/16" increments, and all the marks are exactly the same length. Normally 1/8 and/or 1/4 marks will be a longer length so its easier to read. At least make the 1/2" and 1" marks longer. Otherwise works well. Ill try to get a pic to add later.

Update (1/9/22): While this is a good offering, at $36, it is twice the cost of the comparable one listed below.  Reducing rating to 4-stars (cost).Related Products:Oudtinx Professional Caliper Vernier Caliper Stainless Steel Hardened Chromeplated Inch/Metric 0-6"/150mmx0.001"/0.02mm ~ $19https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RV9XVQLSummary: I have used dial calipers for the past 20 years. Starett is the gold standard, followed by Mitutoyo. I have used both, and was taught how to use calipers by my uncle who's been a machinist for over 50 years. I have always stayed away from digital measurement devices, mainly for the mechanical robustness, but also for not needing a battery. Well times have changed, and I'm an electrical (not mechanical) engineer, so now I own a few digital calipers. Ordered this VERNIER caliper to try an alternative to the DIAL and DIGITAL calipers.Observations: The big benefit of these over a dial/digital is the lack of complexity; while you could still damage these by dropping them, the lack of a glass face, or digital display adds a level of robustness.Recommendations: The first few times I learned to read a micrometer, I would practice by having a dial caliper for cross reference, and once I felt comfortable, I used the micrometer without double checking with the caliper. I'll be doing the same with these vernier calipers.Pros: Great fit & finish; smooth operation (compared to Starett and Mitutoyo); nice/functional case.Cons: None for now.Conclusion: At $36, rating this 5-stars.

Very accurate. Great everyday tool that I use on a regular basis. Edges are very sharp and the locking screw is a nice added touch

Compared these to a more expensive set of digital calipers, and these agreed to within 3-4 thousandths on the things I tested. Also tested on some drill bits, and these were spot-on. Comes in nice plastic case, too.

My trusty old vernier caliper disappeared so I needed a new one. Looked online, decent reviews...well they either have changed the product or those who reviewed it are not using it on a regular basis especially the standard (inch) side of the caliper. The one half (1/2) marking should be longer making them more distinguishable. The lines and number on the metric side are too long, crowding into the numbers on the standard side. Granted I need reading glasses these days but I have been using a caliper for over 40 years and wish I would have either seen this flaw before ordering. Oh well I will try and make do...seriously though, any company selling something like this should know better. Do not buy this, trust me!

Like others have stated it looks and feels incredible, a huge step up from plastic calipers without breaking the bank.

Sharp edges, feels like its full of sand when moving, but expected for a cheap vernier caliper.

I’m a glassblower and use these on hot glass for the most part. The calipers are very sturdy, and locks into place smoothly. Very happy with my purchase.