To measure the diameter of laser-drilled holes in thin ceramic specimens, several methods can be employed, including Maximum Inscribe Circle (MIS), Minimum Circumscribed Circle (MCC), and Least Squares methods. Precision scopes can measure down to +/- 5 millionths of an inch, while companies like Lenox Laser offer specialized metrology services. For irregularly shaped holes, multiple measurements may be necessary to ensure accuracy, depending on the hole's specifications and intended function. Using a toolmaker's microscope or optical comparator is recommended for effective measurement. The measurement method should align with the required accuracy and the specific characteristics of the holes being analyzed.