Neil S

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I'm looking for a good quality, accurate torque wrench, ideally 3/8" drive, must go down to lowish torques (10Nm or less ideally) and be easy to read.

Jacko lent me his Snap On digital ones before, but they're a bit beyond my budget at the mo!

My current one is a Clarke, it was cheap but it's a slag to set up, all the scales are seemingly totally random...

Do any of you pros out there have any good value recommendations?

Neil

Toe Knee

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Ive got a halfords 3/8" and 1/2" one and never had a problem with them!! got them years ago before i got a trade card but still seem ok, be nice to get the calibration checked one of these days but wouldnt know how to go about it.....

BLACKCOS

facom one is good

James

i have the halfords pro ones and so does someone i work with. we have the calibrations checked every six months or so and they're always within tolerence, easy to read and nice to use.

botters

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i use two clicks of the elbow for everything lol

jacko

just borrow mine when ever youwant mate is even cheeper

The Youth.

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only ever used a torque wrench on head bolts every thing wlse gets done FT

couldn't even use the torque wrench properly once, read the wrong scale and promptly snapped a cvh head bolt in the block doh!!

steve

Neil S

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Cheers Jacko but it's about time I got my own.

Yours is ultra pornographic but I can't just keep pinching your gear!

Halfords pro is winning at the minute, I wonder if the snap on ones ever come up second hand

Mark 3D

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of course they do!!? just look on ebay.

jacko

tey do mate there always on there