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check out my new toy. this 3/8 digital torque wrench does Nm,kgcm,ft-lb, and in-lb. it has yellow led when getting close to set torque then green led with a loud beep when right on target, and red led when over torque. it also has a flex head. it's $350 on sale this month( maybe longer) from MAC Tools
 

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beanz said:
i was looking at a digital one locally

do you have to hold it steady in place to get a correct read out?
When youre getting close to the torque setting you have it at, a yellow led lights up then you slowly turn it more till the green led lights up and then there will be a loud tone telling you to stop. Its programmable you dont have to watch the display to see what the torque is. you set it at for example 75 Nm and just use it just like a normal torque wrench.
 

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I have the cheap "click" type torque wrench. It would be nice to have something like that digital, but I'll spend my extra money on the bike.
 

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zx636r said:
that y i use loctite and lots of it. and an old fasion torque wrench. but i would love to have that but not for 350

:withstupi Thats the easy way and the best way. But if someone gave me a digital torque wrench, I would use it. But never $350 for one.
 

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yup my torque wrench has a needle and some number, no clicking no sounds just good old fasion get the needle close to the number you want. lol dont there there is that much of a difference between 50 lbs and 45 or 55 lbs. either way it aing coming loose with lock tite.
 

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Nice wrench :thumbs:
Will keep my eye out for one on Ebay ;)
Mac dealers sell new tools at discounted prices on Ebay :cheers:
 

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OK OK!!! I did it!!!

I bought a torque wrench.... I use to just use my room mates when I needed one... he would get one from his work that had industrial use torque wrenchs that were certified every month. But I finally broke down and got one for my up-coming fork project...

Craftsman 10-75 ft lbs $75 reg price on sale for $65... This 1
 

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Gas Man said:
OK OK!!! I did it!!!

I bought a torque wrench.... I use to just use my room mates when I needed one... he would get one from his work that had industrial use torque wrenchs that were certified every month. But I finally broke down and got one for my up-coming fork project...

Craftsman 10-75 ft lbs $75 reg price on sale for $65... This 1
Will do just fine for long time! :dthumb:
 
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