Abstract: The base of the micrometer is made of steel (1). The base of the micrometer is attached to three rubber micrometer feet (2). The rubber micrometer feet help reduce vibrations which lead to accurate test sample measurements. Recessed in the base of the micrometer is the bottom anvil (3). Directly above the bottom anvil is the top anvil (4), which is screwed into the plunger (5). The plunger has a set screw which holds the steel shaft (6) to the plunger in order for the plunger and steel shaft to work as one unit. The steel shaft fits up inside of the brass bushing (7) which results in a tight tolerance. The micrometer frame (8) is the unit that holds all the components together. The brass bushing is pressed into the micrometer frame. The base of the micrometer is screwed to the frame with four screws. The micrometer frame stop (9) is screwed to the top of the micrometer frame with four screws.