What are the advantages and disadvantages of micrometers?

			benefits
			A micrometer is one of the most accurate types of measuring instruments. Most micrometers can measure down to 0.001 mm or 0.0001 inches.
			The accelerator/stop ratchet mechanism provides uniform pressure on the thimble, making measurements reliable and reproducible.
			Because the sleeve scale and thimble scale are built into the instrument, no other measuring tool such as a ruler or tape measure is required.
			Micrometers used to measure large objects can be very expensive.  However, anvil micrometers are an economical option for users who want to make a wide range of measurements. These micrometers are equipped with interchangeable heels of various lengths, allowing you to measure several sizes with a single frame.
			The micrometers are very durable thanks to the case made of hardened enamel and measuring surfaces with tungsten carbide tips. They are very durable and hardly need to be replaced or repaired.
			There are a number of different types of specialty micrometers used to measure a particular type of work.  For example, blade micrometers are used to measure hidden features such as grooves, while paper thickness micrometers measure paper thickness.
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			Most micrometers only have a measuring range of 25 mm (metric) and 1 inch (imperial). This means that additional micrometers are required to measure larger objects.
			Due to their size, micrometers used for large measurements can be very expensive compared to smaller micrometers.
			Unlike dial calipers or calipers, which can perform several different measurements (outside, inside, pitch, and depth), micrometers are capable of only one measurement task. For example, if you want to measure the diameter of a hole in a piece of wood, as well as the outside width of that piece of wood, you'll need a micrometer to measure the inside and outside diameters.