I know that this does make logic but the truth is that why teachers take so long to explain to us 'cause they feel that yet we didn't understand so they try to give us more examples and also they explain it again and again. It's not applicable to all however...
I just turned 59 and was assisting my dad in DIY projects from about 8 years old. He was a great teacher. This means I have been involved in DIY for more than 50 years. I bought my own vernier, probably about 35 years ago. But until this moment I never knew this. I always wanted a digital caliper because I need better than 1mm measurements. I never knew my caliper could do this. Thank you so so much!
my physics teacher explained this for 2 hours and I didn't understand anything but you just taught me this in just seven minutes. thank you very much!❤🖤
Thanks for clarifying that. My dad spent a long time trying to teach me how to read them before he passed away and I never got it. Your explanation is easy. 🇦🇺👍
I remember I once passed this in mechatronics, in a two hour class, and half of my classmates couldn't do it, myself included. ¡You taught me in only seven minutes!
It's my first day as an internee in a factory and I asked a guy to show me how to read the vernier and he laughed saying how couldn't a mechanical engineer read a vernier, it's break time now and this saved my day. Thanks a lot.
wow as a welder who had trouble learning to use measuring tools in class, your videos are teaching me everything i never thought i could comprehend!!! thank you so much for this videos!! i can now read a tape measure in inches and metrics!☺
@@rafianoshin3174 From the vernier scale, we have to pick the number that lines up best with a main scale number. Here, the point right after 7 lines up best. Since each point is 0.02 mm, the reading on the vernier scale will be 0.72 mm. We already got 5 mm from the main scale so the reading will be 5.72 mm.
This video is a tremendously useful refresher. Every time I need to dust off my caliper I always end up here. I hope you have this backed up or redistributed places, as it's seriously top tier.
Finally!!!!! Thank you so much! I had my Physics teacher explain it over and over again in class and had friends try to help me figure out how to use a Vernier caliper but I was still so confused! This 7 min video made everything clear for me so simply❤️
Dude I appreciate this soo much! I felt so stupid in class for not knowing how the hell to read the thing. I have a test tomorrow that involves measuring with this and I was so nervous until I found this video. You explained and taught it in a clear understandable way! You’re the best!
Stumbled across this while searching for something totally unrelated, amazing explanation and the animations are the best I could ask for, no clutter, straight to the point both timewise and visually
Thank you! I keep coming back to your video whenever in doubt about my analog Vernier caliper. You're my Bob Ross of Vernier calipers, seriously. As much as I learn, I also enjoy watching a true teacher at work.
That's one of the greatest compliments of all time! Thanks! And treat yourself to a nice dial caliper (or one of those soul-less digital ones) when you can!
what a great efforts for introducing and transferring a heavy and complex technical concepts by a real simplified technique. All respect Bob and Sparky and all team behind. keep going guys.
being so used to dial calipers for work i never worked with a vernier but was gifted one from an old machinist that retired. i havent used one since college. thanks for the refresher.
First I was like, yeeh who needs a tutorial to be able to read one of theese thingies.. but I didn't know that you could read it so precisely! This will help alot in my crafts so thank you! 😉😊
Thank you soo much mann ...it means a lot...my physics teacher had us more confused than before...I am indebited to you...May u be blessed with happiness and peace.❤❤❤
Been watching your videos ever since I was taking 9th grade IGCSE and now I'm back at AS level, thanks for making this for us❤️ Oh and btw you said 16 instead of 60 at 3:37
Wow, you explained it so well, I really loved the explanation and everything is clear now, also the animations are very cute and lovely. Thank you so much Mr. Welds 😁😁😊😊
hours of class and years of barely knowing how to use it to enough to get by loosely and know after your short video it finally clicked! Thank you! such great info said in such a well delivered way!
How do you not have your own teaching video for college classes your really Good at this, I always had trouble learning through others words I always had to do things physically in order to remember it, this is the first time I've learned anything from listening to a videos instructions 👍
this video is really really good for me I suggested to all to watch this video to Lear how to use vernier calliper . best ever video thank you to teach me .
I excelled at industrial design (BA) and woodwork (Dip) without properly understanding how to use my calipers. Now I have to teach a whole bunch of people how to use them. I won't give them this link but if they happen to find this comment I am sure we'll all see the funny side. Thanks Mr Welds! XD
I just came from another video that had me literally shouting at my computer "WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT THIS DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE!!!". Thanks for breaking this down so clearly and saving me from a bit of a meltdown! I get it now!
We just started our online class in workshop theory and practice. We might have an oral for this and you really explained everything well! Thank youuuu ^^
Sir ur a life saver . I have physics practical tomorrow and still didnt know how to read the damm thing since i missed classes. Thank you for this video 💖
3:50 / 7:01 For people who didn't understand: This means you need to count the number of divisions on the vernier scale from zero up to the mark that coincides with the main scale. If it’s the first mark, then the VSR is 1 times the least count.
When I was studying many years ago my class mate and I took an exam. One of the questions was a picture of a vernier callipers and it asked ‘what does the calliper read’? My mate wrote heights, widths, lengths and diameters. He actually got half a mark for that. It still make me laugh to this day.😂
You know, I really don't get it. I can watch a machinist do his damnedest to explain how to read vernier calipers, but vids like this just hit home way easier. Thanks bruh
This is an absolutely well done, informative video! Easy to follow, no egos, just a great and to the point explanation to include practice of what was just taught! Thank you!!!!!
this video helped me so much,i couldn't understand how to read it when my teacher taught us,this really helped me thx so much!(my exam's next week)wish me luck.
7 min of this is better than an hour online teaching lol
Well said. Haha.
Agreed
I know that this does make logic but the truth is that why teachers take so long to explain to us 'cause they feel that yet we didn't understand so they try to give us more examples and also they explain it again and again. It's not applicable to all however...
Yes 👍
True 😂😂👍
THANK YOU! THIS ONLINE CLASS IS TRYING TO TEACH ME HOW TO USE A VERNIER CALIPER WITH A MODULE THAT ONLY HAS WORDS AND ONE PICTURE.
True Paul
SAME
same
same :(
Same
I just turned 59 and was assisting my dad in DIY projects from about 8 years old. He was a great teacher. This means I have been involved in DIY for more than 50 years. I bought my own vernier, probably about 35 years ago. But until this moment I never knew this. I always wanted a digital caliper because I need better than 1mm measurements. I never knew my caliper could do this. Thank you so so much!
That’s great!
You can also get electronic calipers these days!
More than 50 years and you didn't know. 😵
@@WeldNotes ❤ your work. Why did you stop making videos.
I'm a few months away from 50 and this video taught me to use a vernier caliper for the first time! Good stuff!
my physics teacher explained this for 2 hours and I didn't understand anything but you just taught me this in just seven minutes. thank you very much!❤🖤
That's great!
@@WeldNotes when are you going to post new vedios Mr.Weld? greetings to sparky btw
Same
you kept zoning out like me😂 getting lost in the point zero two🤦.60
well, he probaby tried to teach it like my dad did... immediately asking if i understood right, like right after he inhales oxygen!
Teacher :- What comes to your mind when you think of Screw Gauge Practical.
Me :- Screw You! :_(
😹😹
😂
No loud annoying music in the background distracting instructor. Awesome. To the point. Clear and easy.
When you see the 'paws' then 'pause' the video..quite a good pun..
Lol, i didn't notice that
Wow never paid attention to that
I am quite positive that heard that too
Hi
omgg yesss jajaja i noticed on the last one.. paauuuusee.. hmmm little paws tell me to pau.. OOOOH !!! clever, love a nice wordplay
Thanks for clarifying that. My dad spent a long time trying to teach me how to read them before he passed away and I never got it. Your explanation is easy. 🇦🇺👍
RIP hope ur doing good
RIP :(
I felt bad 😢
Lmao , Ded
@@memeastic5238 come on man
I remember I once passed this in mechatronics, in a two hour class, and half of my classmates couldn't do it, myself included. ¡You taught me in only seven minutes!
bruh your teacher prob sucks my teacher did it in 30 minutes
Ikr i still don't know how teachers in class manage to take 40min and can't make us understand sometimes 🥲
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you explained it so freakin clear! than the others. now i know how to read these god damn thing!. I'll subscribe to your channel bruh!
True
Yeah, its crystal clear
better than my teacher hahaha
@@noeljr.supetran9314 yes😂
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This is like Dora the Explora for grown men 🤣
"Can YOU see where the vernier scale lines up?"
"7mm!"
Dora! DORARARARRARARARA!
Werewolf Hopkins oh my god! Is that a JoJo reference!?
@@xantron5472 yEaH iT iS
hahaha
😂😂😂Lol
Genius, soft voice, amazing teaching and explaining skill, very good and understandable. Helped a lot THANKS!
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It's my first day as an internee in a factory and I asked a guy to show me how to read the vernier and he laughed saying how couldn't a mechanical engineer read a vernier, it's break time now and this saved my day. Thanks a lot.
thats a good thing
R u from Bangladesh? It's kind of the school's fault then tbh. Always so impractical for real prblms.
6 years old and yet one of the best explanation I've seen.
Who hv there physics practical tomorrow??? 😜😜😜😜
Good luck on your exam! What else does it cover?
iam ..
got my physics practical 33 tomorrow
Mee
Good luck!
I swear. It's the only time we search up these videos.
wow as a welder who had trouble learning to use measuring tools in class, your videos are teaching me everything i never thought i could comprehend!!! thank you so much for this videos!! i can now read a tape measure in inches and metrics!☺
That's great!
WeldNotes.com why was the first reading 5.72 and not 5.70mm?
Won't the least count of the instrument be written on it?
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@@rafianoshin3174 you are a very bad person
@@rafianoshin3174 From the vernier scale, we have to pick the number that lines up best with a main scale number. Here, the point right after 7 lines up best. Since each point is 0.02 mm, the reading on the vernier scale will be 0.72 mm. We already got 5 mm from the main scale so the reading will be 5.72 mm.
This video is a tremendously useful refresher. Every time I need to dust off my caliper I always end up here. I hope you have this backed up or redistributed places, as it's seriously top tier.
Finally!!!!! Thank you so much! I had my Physics teacher explain it over and over again in class and had friends try to help me figure out how to use a Vernier caliper but I was still so confused! This 7 min video made everything clear for me so simply❤️
I had no idea I could use a caliper to measure this way. I've been ignoring the Vernier scale and eyeballing it. This is great information, thank you!
Trust me, I've never heard a more soothing narrator's voice than this ever on UA-cam.
Plus, the explaination is damn sophisticated.
Bob, I wish All the best for you and your doggy...
saved my life man i have an exam tomorrow and i needed just this
Did you answer it correctly ?
Did you?
Bro you explain like a genius, you made physics look fun
Helped a ton for last minute revision :)
Great!
Same
Same here
QuasarFlare thanks bro
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Dude I appreciate this soo much! I felt so stupid in class for not knowing how the hell to read the thing. I have a test tomorrow that involves measuring with this and I was so nervous until I found this video. You explained and taught it in a clear understandable way! You’re the best!
Glad it helped!
Wish we had you as a teacher in school 40 years ago
Stumbled across this while searching for something totally unrelated, amazing explanation and the animations are the best I could ask for, no clutter, straight to the point both timewise and visually
POV: you have a physics exam tomorrow 😍
Lol
Thank GOD for the Internet
& thank you "Bob Welds"
This is a better explanation that most video's. Thank you. This helped me greatly.
Taking a physics lab this summer and this video was simple to follow! Thank you!
Thank you! I keep coming back to your video whenever in doubt about my analog Vernier caliper. You're my Bob Ross of Vernier calipers, seriously. As much as I learn, I also enjoy watching a true teacher at work.
That's one of the greatest compliments of all time! Thanks! And treat yourself to a nice dial caliper (or one of those soul-less digital ones) when you can!
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This helped a lot thx reading from the book was confusing
Yeah, quite confusing
A level physics practical in 4 hours, this video is an absolute godsend
what a great efforts for introducing and transferring a heavy and complex technical concepts by a real simplified technique. All respect Bob and Sparky and all team behind. keep going guys.
I never imagine an engineer without tools.... tools for us such as O2 + H2O for Humanity.
My 12 years of struggle to understand vernier caliper was ended by 7 minutes of explanation. Thanks for the video.
being so used to dial calipers for work i never worked with a vernier but was gifted one from an old machinist that retired. i havent used one since college. thanks for the refresher.
I didn't just learned i enjoyed
thanks, man! better than my teachers and way easier to understand.
Thank you so much learnt the 2 hour lesson in the class in like 3 min
Thank you so much. A quiet measured well-taught video without screaming background music. A pleasure.
One of, if not the, single best informative videos I've ever come across on youtube! Thanks @WeldNotes
First I was like, yeeh who needs a tutorial to be able to read one of theese thingies.. but I didn't know that you could read it so precisely! This will help alot in my crafts so thank you! 😉😊
I don't why this popped up on my feed, but I learned something today
It's funny how this guy teach me something in 7 minutes and my online class takes two hours and I still don't get what there saying
😅
I watched a total of like 6 videos about this. The quality of this one isn't even comparable to the others. It gave me exactly what i wanted
This lesson really made my job easier, for I have to measure with calipers daily and confused many time with the numbers. Thank you so much.
Thank you soo much mann ...it means a lot...my physics teacher had us more confused than before...I am indebited to you...May u be blessed with happiness and peace.❤❤❤
Been watching your videos ever since I was taking 9th grade IGCSE and now I'm back at AS level, thanks for making this for us❤️
Oh and btw you said 16 instead of 60 at 3:37
As much as I wanted what you said to be true, he said 60
What a LEGEND! Thank you for helping a guy out in 2020.
thank you so much i have my engineering exam tomorrow and this video was just so clear to understand
What easy is science , when the teacher is a professional ,thank you master Bob.
That was the simplest most comprehensive explanation of reading a Vernier caliper I've heard. Thanks.
Wow, you explained it so well, I really loved the explanation and everything is clear now, also the animations are very cute and lovely. Thank you so much Mr. Welds 😁😁😊😊
Your the best after I watched this I finally can explain how read calipers to my instructor teachers 👨🏫 👨🏫 🙂🙂❤️❤️
hours of class and years of barely knowing how to use it to enough to get by loosely and know after your short video it finally clicked! Thank you! such great info said in such a well delivered way!
Currently a freshman in Mechanical Engineering.. This video really helps for my upcoming practicals!
You guys are incredibly high quality!
You should do other high school practicals devices soon!
Also, consider doing other science videos!
Where is the 5 coming from
This was very close to the way my late father taught me this, ca. 45 years ago. The metric system rules.
While in Tom & Jerry:
*Tom and Jerry blueprint comes to life*
How do you not have your own teaching video for college classes your really Good at this, I always had trouble learning through others words I always had to do things physically in order to remember it, this is the first time I've learned anything from listening to a videos instructions 👍
omg can't expect better explanation than this !
this video is really really good for me I suggested to all to watch this video to Lear how to use vernier calliper . best ever video thank you to teach me .
Thanks, Star!
I just love the "Paws the video" idea.
I excelled at industrial design (BA) and woodwork (Dip) without properly understanding how to use my calipers. Now I have to teach a whole bunch of people how to use them. I won't give them this link but if they happen to find this comment I am sure we'll all see the funny side. Thanks Mr Welds! XD
Thanks man, you explained this 100 times better than my professor did, I now have 200% understanding of how it works thanks to you.
It feels like you've just helped me from drowning
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The best! I learned how to read vernier caliper! Thanks a lot stick friend! I kinda like you :)
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I just came from another video that had me literally shouting at my computer "WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT THIS DOESN'T MAKE ANY SENSE!!!". Thanks for breaking this down so clearly and saving me from a bit of a meltdown! I get it now!
My dad gifted me one of these some years back, just had to use it for the first time and had no clue. You helped me tons, thanks!
thank you, my college sucks at explaining!
Abhishek sir will suggest video
Thank you very much for the Video. It Helps me a lot.
Well Explained.
We just started our online class in workshop theory and practice. We might have an oral for this and you really explained everything well! Thank youuuu ^^
Sir ur a life saver . I have physics practical tomorrow and still didnt know how to read the damm thing since i missed classes. Thank you for this video 💖
Damn son . That was so crystal clear thank you so much
Thank you Bob
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3:50 / 7:01 For people who didn't understand: This means you need to count the number of divisions on the vernier scale from zero up to the mark that coincides with the main scale. If it’s the first mark, then the VSR is 1 times the least count.
just bought a vernier caliper and had to use this to work out how to use it. Perfect, and brilliantly explained.
Thank you Bob this is fantastic just what i was looking for, my learners will love this
OMG U SAVED MY DAY OF PRACTICAL XAM.REALLY GREAT SIR
Glad to hear it!
Watching this video given by अभिषेक सर जी (pw)
I'm 31 just getting into 3d printing and didn't know I'd find a lesson they show to high schoolers so helpful
I dont think it cannot be explained any clearer than this, good job. Thanks a lot for your video. Got it :)
When I was studying many years ago my class mate and I took an exam. One of the questions was a picture of a vernier callipers and it asked ‘what does the calliper read’? My mate wrote heights, widths, lengths and diameters. He actually got half a mark for that. It still make me laugh to this day.😂
Hahah
You know, I really don't get it. I can watch a machinist do his damnedest to explain how to read vernier calipers, but vids like this just hit home way easier. Thanks bruh
Who else has a Physics exam tomorrow??
i have tomorrow ,theory test
I do 🥺
me
me
I do 😭
This is an absolutely well done, informative video! Easy to follow, no egos, just a great and to the point explanation to include practice of what was just taught! Thank you!!!!!
As a person who is really struggling thank you so much for the help, truly.
bro this was amazing its easy to understand
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idk after watching the video, I got it all correct I was really struggling to understand but this was really easy!!
Me too
this video helped me so much,i couldn't understand how to read it when my teacher taught us,this really helped me thx so much!(my exam's next week)wish me luck.
so great. i wish all educational videos were as thorough as this👏👏
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