Let’s get started. Found at the tail of the caliper opposite the jaws is the depth gauge. The depth gauge can be used to measure something’s depth. Just a caliper and something to measure!

The measurements are easy to read on the large LCD screen. It can measure outside, inside, step and depth. Most digital calipers measure between 0 to 6 inches while some measure a little further.

All of the traditional Vernier style calipers on our list measure interior and exterior dimensions, as well as including an analog depth gauge for when you need to know the depth of something.

The ubiquitous precision measurement device in our community appears to be the digital caliper, a sliding clamp ... and an extending probe for depth measurements. On the body of the clamp are ...

Now I have one measurement! 11mm. While we’re at it, let’s get the depth of the hole that the nozzle fits into. I didn’t mention the stick thing that comes out the back of the caliper becaus ...

A caliper — a ruler with sliding jaws ... and inside diameter within 0.55 to 1.050 inches. It can also measure hole depth. It ...

That's where the TiCal Pro comes in, as it's a three-way caliper measuring tool that also lets ... down from the bottom of the tool allows for depth measurements. Buyers can choose between ...