Torque wrench

For those in the know which is a good one to buy. My stock needs to be removed, sanded and re coated and I want to reset it back to specifications.

I use the FAT wrench bought off workshopinnovation. I like it

Yep the Fat wrench is good value for money and they work well

I bought one and cant figure out how it works :-(

Looked at those FAT wrenches. Looks like I will get one once lock down is over.

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Originally Posted by Sarvo

I bought one and cant figure out how it works :-(

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@Sarvo The FAT wrench? If you pull the bottom and twist it should wind the torque setting up or down which can be seen on the side of the body. Then tighten until the wrench clicks or release pressure indicating that it is torqued for your desired setting ��

I have played with one of the digital FAT wrenches. It seemed to beep instead of releasing pressure when tightening to indicate you have hit your setting. I wasn’t a fan of that one.

I recently bought a Toptul 1-8Nm torque screwdriver. Seems to be pretty good and all the other gear I've seen/had in this brand has been really good as well.
I've actually done some testing on my 22lr's stock torque settings and it did make a difference.

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Originally Posted by Sarvo

I bought one and cant figure out how it works :-(

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Why not, it's idiotproof?

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Originally Posted by Tommy

Why not, it's idiotproof?

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Proves I not an idiot then :-)))))))))))))))))))))))

Uhhhhhhhh....

One thing is a bit disconcerting when first using one is how they "break".
You can easily think you have stripped a thread.

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Originally Posted by Mauser308

Teng makes a very good one that comes with a decent selection of bits. The Fatwench strikes me as a commercial type tool, the Teng is of the same target group as the Norbar, Toptul etc would be aimed at. I have Dual Signal, Norbar and Teng along with a junkie Chinese one for when I'm being a cu*t to my tools. The difference in repeatability is obvious.

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I use Toptul gear at work, mostly because it gets borrowed a lot. Had looked at a screwdriver type one for home, rifle scopes and the like, Norbar is the answer I got from everyone that knew what they were talking about. Not cheap however

Just remmber when you have finished using it to take it back to the zero setting.

Where are you guys getting any brand other than fat wrench from?and what’s the cost?

ive got snapon because i use them a bit for my work 1400 tied up in 2 tourqe wrenches tho :(

Warren and Brown here.

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Originally Posted by The bomb

Where are you guys getting any brand other than fat wrench from?and what’s the cost?

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Norbar, through SaecoWilson

Norbar and KD, both very good

I have a German Wiha Torque set. Very well made, easy to use. Not cheap but quality.

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I use a Fat Wrench all the time.It is amazing how one over torqued screws.

yea unless you do it for a job its hard to get a feel for it

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Originally Posted by suthy

I recently bought a Toptul 1-8Nm torque screwdriver. Seems to be pretty good and all the other gear I've seen/had in this brand has been really good as well.
I've actually done some testing on my 22lr's stock torque settings and it did make a difference.

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That's what I have and works well.

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@andyanimal31 Do they enough force to do stock screws as well as scope screws?

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Originally Posted by 300wsm for life

@andyanimal31 Do they enough force to do stock screws as well as scope screws?

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I use it on my nightforce cross bolts.
I will have a look at what it goes up to .

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