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[title] Using the locking screw
[* icon_note] The locking screw is used to keep the jaws in place. This is helpful when you don't want your measurement to change or when checking for measurement consistency—same screw length or same distance between objects.
-[* black] Carefully remove the item from between the external jaws or remove the internal jaws from between the two objects, being careful not to move the jaws at all.
-[* black] Tighten the locking screw with your fingers.
+[* black] Gently remove the item from between the external jaws or remove the internal jaws from between the two objects, being careful not to move the jaws.
+[* black] Twist the locking screw clockwise to tighten it and lock the jaws in place.