EPAIII
Diamond
- Joined
- Nov 23, 2003
- Location
- Beaumont, TX, USA
That's funny, I have about 6 or 10 inexpensive, non-plastic, digital calipers, most, if not all over ten years old. Not a single one has stopped working.
I hate junk calipers. Lots of times a rule or tape measure is the tool for the job, and there's a quality curve for them too. I went cheap on calipers starting out, and they all died, quickly. Every pair of Mitutoyos we've bought is still working. Their basic digital calipers are $100, and worth every penny.
It's not even about accuracy, it's just about the tool working for a reasonable amount of time. I'll use my grandfather's vernier calipers before cheap digitals.
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