Testing accuracy of new torque wrench
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[sic] = word intentionally spelled wrong. Used by newspapers, for example, when quoting verbatim. I find it is used alot and I can't help but feel that it is typically a slight by the journalist to boulster the ego.....like Operator.
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Digger, $35 will buy you peace of mind
https://www.teamtorque.com/documents/torquepricing.pdf
BTW, I bought this torque wrench this week. It looks like a rebranding of yours.
https://www.biketiresdirect.com/ppgtw..._wrench/pp.htm
Kam
https://www.teamtorque.com/documents/torquepricing.pdf
BTW, I bought this torque wrench this week. It looks like a rebranding of yours.
https://www.biketiresdirect.com/ppgtw..._wrench/pp.htm
Kam
https://www.parktool.com/products/big...9623_31111.jpg
The handle is shaped a bit differently, but it's the same torque range, and the calibrations on the knob look the same.
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The Park TW-5 also looks suspiciously similar to these wrenches.
https://www.parktool.com/products/big...9623_31111.jpg
The handle is shaped a bit differently, but it's the same torque range, and the calibrations on the knob look the same.
https://www.parktool.com/products/big...9623_31111.jpg
The handle is shaped a bit differently, but it's the same torque range, and the calibrations on the knob look the same.
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Ok so, if the seat post binder collar is plastic, then couldn't the same mechanics be at work here also? Causing over-tension?
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IIRC Snap On tool dealers have a torque wrench testing rig on their trucks or at least used to. If you can contact one he can probably check a torque wrench for a nominal fee.
Click type torque wrenches can easily go out of calibration, sometimes drastically. My brother had a Craftsman one do so years ago so he switched to using beam type torque wrenches. Beam type ones of decent quality are a lot more rugged as are good dial types.
Click type torque wrenches can easily go out of calibration, sometimes drastically. My brother had a Craftsman one do so years ago so he switched to using beam type torque wrenches. Beam type ones of decent quality are a lot more rugged as are good dial types.
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It's not plastic.
Am I the only one reading this?
Am I the only one reading this?
#59
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Jeez, this is better than some of the chain lube threads.
Almost as snarky as what you see in that other place
Almost as snarky as what you see in that other place
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