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Dial vs digital calipers
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<blockquote data-quote="Deezel" data-source="post: 1838926" data-attributes="member: 74199"><p>For me it's digital. I find them way easier to read than dial. </p><p>I've had numerous different sets of budget calipers but now only use Mitutoyo's. I got tired of getting a different reading, measuring the same part, with budget calipers. I get the same reading every time with my Mitutoyo's. They may cost more but they save me frustration and I know they are reading correctly. </p><p>You also need to make sure you buy from an authorized dealer, no matter what brand, because there are MANY counterfeit calipers on the market. Some are easy to spot, some not so much.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deezel, post: 1838926, member: 74199"] For me it's digital. I find them way easier to read than dial. I've had numerous different sets of budget calipers but now only use Mitutoyo's. I got tired of getting a different reading, measuring the same part, with budget calipers. I get the same reading every time with my Mitutoyo's. They may cost more but they save me frustration and I know they are reading correctly. You also need to make sure you buy from an authorized dealer, no matter what brand, because there are MANY counterfeit calipers on the market. Some are easy to spot, some not so much. [/QUOTE]
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