Subject	I recommend the CDI torque wrenches from Snap On.
Posted by	Mike aka thedeadking (NoVA) on November 29, 2011 at 8:43 AM
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In Reply To	Should I trust this torque wrench? posted by z-u-later on November 28, 2011 at 09:56 PM
Message	Craftsman use to make a good torque wrench, however, the warrenty is now a joke and they make them with plastic retaining rings. Also, the plastic handle is quick to fall apart and leaves much to be desired in terms of feel. Do a search through google and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Follow Ups	Should I trust this torque wrench? - z-u-later 21:56:27 11/28/11 I wouldn't use it to torque anything I wanted - zICEman(East TN) 22:10:38 11/28/11 That all depends. Trusting it right out of the box may be - CoHPhasor 22:39:30 11/28/11 A friend Calibrates tools - toykoz32 02:06:37 11/29/11 ^ See? calibration => Name on the box - CoHPhasor 03:01:16 11/29/11 Yep,"The bitterness of poor quality remains - samsungZ (Houston) 06:56:17 11/29/11 I recommend the CDI torque wrenches from Snap On. - Mike aka thedeadking (NoVA) 08:43:45 11/29/11 I've never had an issue with them. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 09:46:15 11/29/11 I have a HF 3/8. Seems fine. The FSM sometimes gives a - evan_aggie(ATX) 10:49:59 11/29/11 I love my Matco TRC250FA. 25-250 lbs. torque range. - zICEman(East TN) 10:58:58 11/29/11 hf - mcdj300z 20:33:22 11/29/11 Re: Should I trust this torque wrench? - VeganCannibal 11:47:04 11/30/11 No - CoHPhasor 21:49:18 11/30/11 I might not say amateur mechanic, - BlackholeZ 02:34:04 12/01/11 Hell - I don't allow Craftsman torque wrenches :-) - Bernie (NoVA) 10:32:55 12/01/11
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