The dial caliper has both metric and imperial readings which makes it very functional in my project shop. The readings compare well with some other measuring devices I already have. The rack has a very nice movement with just the right amount of tension, but glides easy to the touch. First impressions are very good, but as ever time will tell.

Great Caliper. Not light or flimsy. Well built and plenty precise enough for me. Love that it doesn’t use batteries. One downside for me is it’s a little tough to read (poor eye sight and small marks on the dial) another note worthy thing is that because it’s got two dials, they sometimes can share the same place at the same time. This ,for me, adds an extra challenge when trying to read the dial.

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I'm just using this for hobby work and it's my third set of stainless steel calipers. The first one I got is digital which is awesome when the battery isn't dead, and the battery is always dead. The second one I bought is a dial indicator, but only SAE measurements (not sure what I was thinking there, other than "at least the battery won't be dead!"). Both of those agreed with each other on their measurements and worked fine, but I had a need for metric, and didn't have a new battery for the digital one so rather than buying more batteries, I realized somebody probably made a dial caliper with dual readings.This set of calipers feels solid and well built like my other two, has a good case with foam insert rather than just all hard plastic, and for my totally unscientific checks on accuracy, it's consistent with my other dial calipers, small metric bolts, pin spacing on an arduino that's on my desk, and some gapping blades I recently bought. Perfectly acceptable for my needs.The thing that solidified a 5 star rating was one additional thing that's included - clear instructions, which also include a bit of information I never knew about my calipers - I can do step measurements. Use the flat outer edge of the caliper to the small stepped edge on the slider. Always a pain to do and it's been right there all along. If I was Dorothy, these would be my red slippers. If it was a snake, it would have bit me, and then I could have measured the width of its fangs! If I had any more cliche's, I'd put them here!In short, these solid, accurate, and the battery will never die on them and well worth the price.

Very accurate and good quality.