Which torque wrench screwdiver?

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For $50 or less. I have it down between the Wheeler ...

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or the Weaver ...

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The Weaver is ~ $3-$5 more and comes in a hard case.

Pleas advise. Thanks.

Ed
 
I have the wheeler and like it .but Manson reamers sells the Weaver so it must be good.

Ether one should be good.

J E CUSTOM
 
Snap On makes the best low range torque wrences, but also very expensive! Sears sells a screw driver type that has a large dial on it. Looks just like the Snap On, and carries the same accuracey rating (5%). I found one on Ebay a few years ago for $60 delivered! Took it to work to have the readings checked, and it was within one inch-pound all the way thru the scale. The dial is much better than the ones that break over unless it's a specialized beam type that only Snap On sold (real expensive). I'd be shopping Ebay for a good one.
gary
 
I have a Snap-On, it's adjustable from 5-40in/lb IIRC. Hell yes I was willing to pay ~$200 for a reliable, repeatable torque driver. You know what "they" say: "Buy once, cry once".
 
Thank you all for the advice/recommendations ... just letting you know I settled for the Wheeler FAT.

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On my initial assessment, it seems that all previous cons has been corrected and meets my expectations and current needs.

Thanks again.

Ed
 
Hey Boris. Thanks, that's where I came from after bouncing around from your previous link. I also watched Dave Manson's (Dave Manson Precision Reamers) vid and like the product. Now just need to get the wife to loose her death grip on the finances a little. :)
 
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