Looking for 0-25mm range. Any suggestions where I might get one for less than $100? Thanks.

 

Measuring ur pee pee? :-D

http://www.tylertool.com/mit291digmic.html

 

it says "The display stays on for the entire battery life (approximately 1.2 years). "
Does it lose callibration when the battery dies/swapped? I have never used a digital one.

 

We use that same brand at work I think.

 

Idk, but thats the brand i use at school.

 

Exactly what I am looking for. Thanks.

 

edit your address, you don't want to start getting subscriptions to "Kinky girls who lactate" or something similar

 

Thanks for reminding me. Women are nuts about a man with cool tools.

 

*sends subscription of "Chicks with Dicks" to David*

 

Dam Hrav, will that deplete your prono collection? LOL!

 

Yeah, I'm trying to get rid of all the weird stuff I gaffled when I robbed Fowlman's house. I'm sending you a whole collection of mature midget pr0n.

 

I love this place! Was in a pissed off mood all day and now I'm lmao!

 

my350z, where else can you get all your laughs from a digital micrometer thread?

 

Can it play MP3s ?

I'm getting one also. Never know for real if my rotors are done...

 

The best Brand for the Dollar is Mitutoyo

 

If you want cheap, harborfreight.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=47257

I assume you mean caliper because every micrometer I have used or seen is a manual dial micrometer.

 

Calipers and Mics can be digital

 

I got the Mitutoyo , and it is an impressive piece of equipment. Thanks plumpzz for the heads up.

 

I'll be damned, makes sense though. I've used 100 of them and they've all been manual dial.

 

This thread pointed me in the right direction as far as purchasing a good micrometer. I picked up the Mitutoyo 293-831 Electronic Digital Micrometer from drillspot.com. They had the best price I could find on the web. I received the package the following day after ordering. I highly recommend their service.

http://www.drillspot.com/products/35...tal_Micrometer