1/4" Drive Beam Torque Wrench Precision Instrument-Compatible with SAE and MM Bicycle and Automotive Wrench -0-80 Inch-Pounds, 0-9 Newton Meters

Good

does a good job

I have a friend that is a mechanic and he has a collection of classic automotive tools and this was just right up his alley and the cool thing is it works so he does use that time, but most of the time for him it's a display piece because if it's the entire aesthetic of his garage of classic mechanic automotive tools from years gone by.But this also is perfect for someone that likes to keep things simple, no buttons, no displays, no bells, no whistles This tool does what it's designed to do, and nothing else but it does it well.

kinda of small but still works as it should

Terribly inaccurate. No way I would use this to set pinion bearing preload.It didn't feel right so I checked it using a weight method then against my other torque wrenches. It was off quite a bit so I followed up by ordering a 20-200 inch pound click type wrench that came with a calibration certification card and checked it against that. Around 10 inch pounds it required a 20 inch pound pull, at 45 inch pounds it required a 80 inch pound pull, at 68 inch pounds it required a 120 inch pound pull. So all the scale readings are approximately HALF of the actual pull force applied. If you want to burn up a pinion bearing use this torque wrench to set the preload on it. Otherwise move on to something that is certified accurate.

Perfect for what I am using it for.

Came in fast and works well

This handy ambidextrous tool is designed to work for both left- and right-handed users and can be turned clockwise or counterclockwise. The long beam design makes it easy to fasten nuts and bolts within a tight reach, so you can easily tackle projects in cramped spaces.