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Wednesday, May 09, 2007
Tool Test - 4" Digital Fractional Calipers
From
November 2006
Popular Woodworking
A Small Digital Fractional-readout Caliper – Finally!
Accurately measuring (both wood and machinery) in the shop is important for every woodworker, and most woodworkers have cursed their caliper on more than one occasion when they have to translate the decimal reading to inches.
In the
Popular Woodworking
shop we’ve come to a consensus that the perfect caliper is a 4"-long digital caliper that will measure in fractions (to 1⁄64"). We’re happy to announce that the perfect tool is now available for the first time, at an affordable price. The Craftsman Gallery is now offering either a 4" or 6" digital caliper for $38. The caliper can be switched to read in millimeters or inches, in either decimals or fractions (with accuracy to 1⁄64").
We’re particularly pleased that the calipers are well-manufactured and easy to use. The 6" version is great for your bench, while the 4" model is the perfect size for dropping in your shop apron or work belt.
— David Thiel
More information on calipers from
Craftsman Gallery
Read other Tool Tests
Wednesday, May 09, 2007 8:12:45 AM (Eastern Daylight Time, UTC-04:00)
Comments [1]
Tuesday, May 29, 2007 1:16:12 PM (Eastern Daylight Time, UTC-04:00)
The price is now only $28 for these calipers!
dave brown
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