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Do you know how to read a micrometer? Micrometers–which are often referred to as a “mic”–are commonly used precise measurement tools in the mechanical engineering and machining industries. They’re used extensively when building and rebuilding engines, machining crankshafts, and more. You can unlock the world of precision measurement by joining us, and learning how to use them. In this episode of Hagerty | DIY, Davin breaks down the different parts of a micrometer, how to get the best measurement, and how to read them. What’s your favorite precision-measuring tool? Got any mic tips? Let us know in the comments below!

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