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DIGITAL CALIPER

DIGITAL CALIPER Reviews & Ratings

LYMAN DIGITAL CALIPER

The Lyman Digital Caliper combines precision measurement capability with an easy-to-read digital display, making it a useful tool for gunsmithing, reloading, machining, and general workshop applications. The LCD readout eliminates guesswork and allows quick, accurate measurements in both inch and metric formats.

FEATURES

  • Digital LCD display for clear, easy-to-read measurements
  • Measures inside dimensions, outside dimensions, and depth
  • Push-button zero function for comparative measurements and part sorting
  • Instant conversion between inches and millimeters
  • Manual on/off switch
  • Precision stainless steel construction
  • Includes foam-padded storage case and battery

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Manufacturer: Lyman
  • Maximum Measuring Distance: 6" (150mm)
  • Resolution: 0.0005" / 0.01mm
  • Accuracy: ±0.001" / ±0.1mm
  • Overall Length: 9.21" (23.4 cm)
  • Material: Stainless steel beam, jaws, and rollers
  • Measurement Functions: Inside, outside, and depth
  • Power Source: SR44 battery
  • Included Accessories: Foam-padded plastic case and battery

CUSTOMER INSIGHTS

Customers appreciate the large digital display and simple inch-to-millimeter conversion feature, making it easy to obtain precise measurements without interpreting dial graduations. The zero-setting capability is especially useful for sorting and comparing parts during fitting and reloading tasks.

The Lyman Digital Caliper offers a strong balance of affordability, ease of use, and precision. With 6-inch measuring capacity, digital readout, inch/metric conversion, and stainless steel construction, it is well suited for gunsmiths, reloaders, and hobbyists who need reliable dimensional measurements.

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Reviews Summary
Customers appreciate the DIGITAL CALIPER for its accuracy, durability, and value for the money. It outperforms cheaper alternatives, though some users noted minor issues with battery corrosion. Overall, it's seen as a reliable tool for hobbyists and reloaders, providing good performance without the high cost.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Accuracy
50%
Many users commend the caliper for its accurate measurements, making it suitable for tasks like reloading hunting bullets. The reliability in returning to zero further enhances its precision, satisfying user expectations.
Durability
40%
Reviewers highlight the robust construction of the DIGITAL CALIPER, emphasizing its longevity and solid feel. Even after years of use, many find it still operates like new, showcasing its dependability.
Value for Money
60%
A significant number of reviews express gratitude for the caliper's affordability compared to pricier options, reinforcing its status as a great tool for hobbyists who seek quality without breaking the bank.
Battery Issues
30%
Some users reported problems with battery corrosion, which could affect functionality. This feedback indicates a potential area for product improvement, though it hasn't impacted overall satisfaction heavily.
User Experience
50%
Customers note that the caliper is user-friendly, easy to adjust, and effective for various measurement tasks. This contributes to a positive user experience, particularly for those who use it regularly.
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They're nicer than I expected
Bought two digital calipers, one Lyman and one of another brand I won't name (starts with H and ends with ornday) and found the "H" brand sometimes did not return to zero when closing the jaws by as much as 0.001 (usually when it happens, it's the 0.0005 which isn't an accurate resolution for either brand). Bought a second Lyman. The second one felt a little gritty, but cleaning and using so far has cleared a lot of that up. Both the Lymans seem to return to zero reliably. I purchased them to have a couple calipers dedicated for reloading purposes, not for machining and stuff like that. For basic measurements these seem to work decent. I also have a decade or two old Lyman dial caliper that is great and well cared for. My only complaint with the Lyman is with both of the ones I got, one of the batteries looked like they had started to corrode. For both of them the other battery seemed ok (they come with 2).