Turning the adjustment handle feels rather 'grindy', and the 'handle scale' doesn't correlate well with the vertical scale on the wrench body.
If you set 10 Newton meter, with the handle edge lined up with the 10 line on the body and the 10 on the handle lined up with the center line on the body, the torque seems right. But adding 32 detents (which should add to get to 42 Newton meter) doesn't line up with the 42 line on the body. If the two scales are intentionally different, then it isn't clear how many turns are needed to get to 42 Newton meter.
What is good is that the open end heads reach nicely into tight spaces. I'd love the same heads on a digital torque wrench body.
Jon
Springfield, MA
4 years ago
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eliminated the guess work
I used this with Nylog blue on mini split flair connections. It is pre-indexed for some settings but is easily set on any setting by counting up or down. One line = 1 Nm.
edc
21158
6 years ago
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