Torque wrenches

[growler2058]

Mine is SOOOOO good it hasn't got a brand name ;-) However a bloke I worked with who is a mechanical engineer did his thesis at uni on fasteners. He told me a torque wrench can be plus or minus 10% this came about when an auditor wanted calibration reports in his torque wrenches. Also affected by the operator
Auditor won regardless hahahhaa
Here's mine anyway got newton meters and foot pound
ImageUploadedByTapatalk1344764830.230515.jpg
ImageUploadedByTapatalk1344764845.920762.jpg
ImageUploadedByTapatalk1344764860.482249.jpg
Also good for killing Teddy's as ya can see in the first pic ;-)


Tap, Tap.......Who's there?

[Trolatron]

Oh poor ted lol.

So I need one that has newton meters and foot pound and clicks.

Is 40-210 N/Mtrs a good range for the trol.

[threedogs]

Yo Growler whats the rope on your wrist, a bit of S and M going on there or what.
plus how come only one arm tied up. ? LOL

Great tool to have as every bolt has a torque value.

[growler2058]

Mine goes upto 203nm
ay threeD its what the missus uses to keep me under control

[threedogs]

Don't blame her after beating the living bejeezas out of the bear'
you're a hard task master thats for sure. whats next beating Barbie with a shifter
love your work though

[growler2058]

Barbie got done over by match bombs and air rifle when i was a kid

[patch697]

Just seen this one.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/TENG-TOOL...item43b2691eb8

These work well & are proving to be a good quality band tool to look out for.

[Trolatron]

Ok so this one looks like a good one for $99.00
Do you remember if it clicks and releases the presure when torque is reached.

[NissanGQ4.2]

When the torque is reached it will click, don't know of any torque wrenches that releases the presure when the torque is reached. But then again I have not used many torque wrenches

[grayz]

I've got the Sidchrome one here .. does the clicking when you reach the torque setting, but doesn't release pressure.

http://www.sidchrome.com.au/products...rive-10-160nm-

A vid I watched suggested the deflecting beam may be more accurate as there are no coils under pressure like the "classic" ones .. but it's the first time I've used one so who knows.

Just used it to mount the recovery point .. worked a treat. I think it was around the $100 -$150 you were looking at