You are welcome, hopefully you found the video useful. Prices do vary wildly on Amazon and eBay, always need a good look around before buying. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Yes it is a great torque wrench to use. I think the storage with this one is better than the 3/8" drive torque wrench I have, but it doesn't seem popular amongst some. Thanks for watching and commenting.
As much as i like Wera gear I hate their storage for their tools no hard cases for storage. you would think the money they get they would put some effort into their tool boxes hardcases
They don't seem to like blow molded cases do they? Not sure why, may be they wanted to be different with their fabric cases. Plenty of options out there to put some Shadow Foam in though, although it does hike the overall cost up. Thanks for watching and commenting. 👍
i like their quality of tools regardless of price but the housing for them really lack they did one wera hard case for a range of tool bits hardcase but not for their screwdrivers and a torsion wrench of accuracy in a cloth bag? im a luthier and use their range of screw tips it a shame when they arrived all in a mess without a case for storage kinda pissed me off with these guys@@three-phase562
I did see one hardcase they did i think it was for a bit set @@three-phase562. im a hardcase tool man like my knives you should keep them apart not clunking around in a soft tool bag for precision and longevity. especially when you paying through the nose
That handle they make is the best for response on certain types of precision wood on old and new guitars and screws without splitting a very expensive or irreplaceable body or neck That handle really responds back like no other screw driver and their laser tip does little damage on old screw heads it grabs really solid too. that's why i only use their drivers @@three-phase562
Yeah, unfortunately that would require different torque calibrator. The only other thing I could do is use a torque multipler with this setup to get an idea. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hope one day you could test it on the lower end torque settings
That's a very nice torque wrench TP. I will be purchasing one of these in the very near future. By the way great video as usually.
Yes it is an excellent torque wrench TETC. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this torque wrench, I just ordered one from Amazon for £165 and the cheapest on Ebay I could find was £185 😮
You are welcome, hopefully you found the video useful. Prices do vary wildly on Amazon and eBay, always need a good look around before buying. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Their ergonimics on the handle are really good especially their drivers shame about their storage they come with
Yes it is a great torque wrench to use. I think the storage with this one is better than the 3/8" drive torque wrench I have, but it doesn't seem popular amongst some.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Recently purchased the same torque wrench and the 2.5nm setting does not line up like yours other settings fine.
Interesting, must just be the nature of the design. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
As much as i like Wera gear I hate their storage for their tools no hard cases for storage. you would think the money they get they would put some effort into their tool boxes hardcases
They don't seem to like blow molded cases do they? Not sure why, may be they wanted to be different with their fabric cases. Plenty of options out there to put some Shadow Foam in though, although it does hike the overall cost up.
Thanks for watching and commenting. 👍
i like their quality of tools regardless of price but the housing for them really lack they did one wera hard case for a range of tool bits hardcase but not for their screwdrivers and a torsion wrench of accuracy in a cloth bag? im a luthier and use their range of screw tips it a shame when they arrived all in a mess without a case for storage kinda pissed me off with these guys@@three-phase562
I did see one hardcase they did i think it was for a bit set @@three-phase562. im a hardcase tool man like my knives you should keep them apart not clunking around in a soft tool bag for precision and longevity. especially when you paying through the nose
That handle they make is the best for response on certain types of precision wood on old and new guitars and screws without splitting a very expensive or irreplaceable body or neck That handle really responds back like no other screw driver and their laser tip does little damage on old screw heads it grabs really solid too. that's why i only use their drivers @@three-phase562
Is there any reason why you went with the a6 hex as opposed to the a5 1/4?
The hex bit drive just fitted in with the other tools I carry in that loadout, but the A5 1/4" drive would have worked as well. Thanks for watching.
Too bad you cant test sub 10nm
Yeah, unfortunately that would require different torque calibrator. The only other thing I could do is use a torque multipler with this setup to get an idea. Thanks for watching and commenting.