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Arizuno Full Member Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 227 Prescott, AZ Gender:	Re: Torque Wrench Reply #15 - 10/21/11 at 18:37:01 Verslagen1, thanks to the tightwad in me, if I had half your brainpower you could be my new best friend. As things stand, however, my relationship with math is not unlike my relationship with electricity. I better stick with a dedicated tool. But thanks.
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Reply #16 - 10/21/11 at 19:16:40

Even though I was not enlightened about clickers like I am now, I picked up a technique from a fellow out at the airport that used clickers.

He would always torque things down at about 1/2 value first, then do it again at full torque. Now that I think about it, this technique might give you a warning if a clicker was way out of tolerance,.. like clicking with almost no torque, or the opposite - no click.

Since I still have my Craftsman beam torque wrench I bought many years ago, I think I'll go out to the workshop and do some test torquing -- comparing my two clickers to the beam. Crude, maybe, but it might show if one of the clickers was grossly out of tolerance, anyway.

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Reply #17 - 10/21/11 at 19:21:54

Arizuno wrote on 10/21/11 at 18:37:01:

Verslagen1, thanks to the tightwad in me, if I had half your brainpower you could be my new best friend. As things stand, however, my relationship with math is not unlike my relationship with electricity. I better stick with a dedicated tool. But thanks.

Only buy wrenches that are 1 foot long, then torque = pounds Cool

of course you'll also need a set 1 inch long. Grin

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Boule’tard Serious Thumper ModSquad Offline Master of the Obvious Posts: 1620 Austin TX Gender:	Re: Torque Wrench Reply #18 - 10/21/11 at 19:28:15 verslagen1 wrote on 10/21/11 at 19:21:54: of course you'll also need a set 1 inch long. Naw, just drill a hole through your wrench one inch from the socket and hook your fish scale through that. Then you have both a high and low range tool without spending any more money.
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Reply #19 - 10/22/11 at 07:17:03

Boule’tard wrote on 10/21/11 at 19:28:15:

verslagen1 wrote on 10/21/11 at 19:21:54:

of course you'll also need a set 1 inch long. Grin

Naw, just drill a hole through your wrench one inch from the socket and hook your fish scale through that. Then you have both a high and low range tool without spending any more money. Grin

Have you ever tried to drill a hole through a Craftsman or Snap-on wrench? You'll have to buy some extra-special drill bits.

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bill67 Serious Thumper Offline old tired Posts: 8517 genoa city wisconsin Gender:	Re: Torque Wrench Reply #20 - 10/22/11 at 07:51:28 My crescent has a hole in it,No need to drill
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Built2Last Serious Thumper Offline Tempt Fate Posts: 1447 FTF Gender:	Re: Torque Wrench Reply #21 - 10/22/11 at 11:58:18 Using a torque wrench for the first time the other day (Craftsman Microtork Torque Wrench, 150 ft/lbs borrowed from the neighboor) I'd have to say that the clicker is easy for noobs. Click on, click off.
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