The Best Budget 1/4 Torque Wrench?

1/4 Torque Wrenches Under $50 MSRP, tested 1000 cycles each.
Links
Pittsburg Pro 63881 👉 www.harborfreight.com/14-in-d...
Precisebuilt 2752 👉 amzn.to/3YFvH31
EPauto ST-10C-2 👉 amzn.to/3FfCxFz
Amazon Basics DS-DTW-2 👉 amzn.to/3mJJbgO
Bulltools FLD-wq003-4 👉 amzn.to/3FhinuC
Capri CP31007 👉 amzn.to/3l7hsWV
Lexivon LX-181👉 amzn.to/3ZUN0xY
Tekton 24320 👉 amzn.to/3YLQRMJ
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[@waraysangkaymechanic2054]

Best demo ive ever seen. more power to you

[@spicytony8555]

Recently picked up the lexivon one. Liked how it is easy to read. Also big fan of the spreadsheets!

[@stco2426]

Agree. Really like your work. Great content and well put together with the necessary caveats at the low end of the scale. Thanks for expanding my knowledge!

[@gdl357g]

Fantastic video. Thank you so much for taking the time to professionally test these lesser expensive torque wrenches. Not everyone can afford Snap-Off.

[@2967575]

thank god I found your channel in time i was about to buy me a torque wrench this month

[@engineersintravel4377]

really like your work, precise data bundle, it deserves all the hype

[@brent2989]

Fantastic breakdown! Well done!

[@alfredbernal8603]

Thank you for the video Friend.

[@eosjoe565]

I have a Tekton TRQ21101 (10-150 in-lb) that I paid $42 four years ago. Current price is $59. It checks within 0.1 Nm on a calibration meter. I already have 3/8 and 1/2-inch torque wrenches and needed a 1/4-inch drive unit that went down to very low torque for fasteners too small for my 3/8 wrench. The padded case is only 2-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches so it is very compact.

[@toyotatundra0455]

Your channel and the TTC have shown me that some of HF tools are a good choice for the DIY. I wished I've seen your videos on the Quinn torque converters before a purchased the Kobalt and Craftsman torque wrenches. Thanks.

[@kevinclark7773]

Great video, strait to the point and no bs. I appreciate the spreadsheets.

[@ThomasNappo]

Had to Sub...well done😊

[@johnpenwell6402]

I’m honestly shocked at how well the Pittsburghs have done in your testing across the board. Not the best but for $12 on sale I’d say pretty damn impressive for something I think most (myself included) would be quick to write off as junk.

[@fitch8363]

Thanks for another excellent test.

[@GibsonLP07]

Awesome video! I needed a good inch-pounds torque wrench to seal up the primary cover on my Harley. The engine is rigid mounted to I have to check the bolts regularly. I'm going with the Tekton personally. Thanks for the data!

[@irasmith2208]

Got the Lexivon so far so good!

[@mrallan8063]

Seems like made in TW are your better options. Not surprising. Thanks for testing!

[@JBridgetMcCurry]

Cool. I ordered the Lexivon just yesterday after having the top bolt come out on my brake caliper. That won't be happening again.

[@gplarry]

hold your hand on the handle where it breaks and clicks. you can feel the click when it breaks even when you cant hear it.

[@TheManic.5-OH]

Wow what an awesome video