Digital Caliper recommendations

[opps]

Depends on what level you need. I use a Harbor Freight digital - about $12.

 

[ems_kws]

Mitutoyo- http://www.mscdirect.com/browse/Mea...4949640+12108095&searchterm=MitutoyoStarrett- http://www.mscdirect.com/browse/Mea...navid=4294951433+12108095&searchterm=Starrett

 

[ems_kws]

Mitutoyo- http://www.mscdirect.com/browse/Mea...navid=4294949640+12108095&searchterm=MitutoyoStarrett- http://www.mscdirect.com/browse/Mea...navid=4294951433+12108095&searchterm=StarrettThe url was misplaced in the above post and the hyperlink is fouled. The companies firewall is not letting me edit the post to fix it.

 

[Cartman]

I use Mitutoyo every day for work.

 

[bradlee787]

Enco typically has the best prices/deals on any route you go.

 

[CBeck]

Just to satisfy an older guys curiosity, why go digital?

I have a couple of standard dial calipers that I've used for years without issue. I can't imagine replacing them with anything electronic. Thanks, CD

I don't have a problem with the dials honestly but I figured if I was gonna spend some decent money on a nice set they might as well be digital. I also like the idea of zeroing them on things like the hornady measuring tools. I'll end up buying another set of dials later also.

 

[CBeck]

Enco typically has the best prices/deals on any route you go.

You must have a VIP card or something because I didn't find that to be the case.

 

[bradlee787]

You must have a VIP card or something because I didn't find that to be the case.

It may not be. I haven't priced anything lately. When I bought my current Mitutoyo's, Enco had them about $15 cheaper than MSC, after shipping too.

 

[YOTESHOOTER]

We use both, just l@@k at a few and decide which one/ones you feel comfortable using, it really comes down to your personal choice....

Good luck.............

 

[Nonliberal]

So Bebop, did you get your wiener measured up yet? how many thousandths?