Mitutoyo 128-105 Vernier Depth Gauge, Micrometer Type, 0-1" Range, 0.001" Graduation, +/-0.003mm Accuracy, 2.5" x 0.63" Base

$ 101.42

Score By Feature

Based on 60 ratings

Packaging

9.48

Giftable

9.40

Delivery

9.82

Satisfaction

9.41

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Product Description

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A measurement range of 0 to 1" is available, with a resolution of 0. 001"

For precise measurements in small units, use a vernier scale.

This includes a measurement of 0. Rod is 157" in diameter.

For precise measurements, use a ratchet stop and a measuring rod clamp.

For easy reading, the thimble has a satin chrome finish.

Questions & Answers

128th Part- 106 In light of the fact that it is only $20. Is this the model with a carbide tip? Also, do you know if this model comes with interchangeable rods?

It's still in boxes because it's too short for me, and I need the longer version.

Is this tool useful for determining the depth of a primer and shell casing when reloading ammunition?

Although I have no reloading experience, I believe that if the shell casing is deeper than 1 inch, the depth mic will not reach far enough. If the primer is larger than about 3/16, I believe it will work well. I'd have to take a measurement of the mic's spindle, but you could look up the mic's specifications online.

Is there a vernier on the "back side" of this micrometer that allows you to measure down to the tenth of a millimeter? What does it mean when someone says "precise measurements"?

No, it only counts in thousandths of a millimeter (0. (Resolution 001).

What's the total height of the device? I'm attempting to record the interior of a 3inch space. ?

338 inches in length.

Selected User Reviews For Mitutoyo 128-105 Vernier Depth Gauge, Micrometer Type, 0-1" Range, 0.001" Graduation, +/-0.003mm Accuracy, 2.5" x 0.63" Base

This is an excellent little depth microphone

5/5

There isn't much to say about depth mics because there isn't much to improve upon the design to make it better than others, but I'll go over the key features that a tool like this should have. br>br>It's a quality Mitutoyo tool, as always, and the aesthetics are superb. The tool body/thimble has a satin finish, while the base has a mirror (presumably lapped) finish. The measuring pin is extremely snug and rotates perfectly; The screw movement is smooth, loose, and not too tight. It takes the measurements it needs to take and does them well. br>br>I don't care for the plastic ratchet on the end; it could be a little beefier, but it's not critical to the tool's operation, and with so many cheap knockoff brands out there, I can't blame Mitutoyo for cutting corners where they can. The plastic locking mechanism is in the same boat. When taking a measurement, it's difficult to lock, and it could be designed better (even if it's made of plastic rather than the older metal locks). br>br>When I purchased this tool, I was torn between the two options. The bases are available in two sizes: 5" and 4" I'm glad I chose the narrower base because there will be times when I need to use this in tight spaces, and if I need a wider base, parallels or blocks can always be used to extend the reach.

Gracelynn Friedman

| Nov 09, 2021

Excellent craftsmanship

5/5

This is a high-end item made in Japan by a reputable manufacturer of precision instruments. Unlike much cheaper items, I am confident that it is accurate.