
Only a digital wrench like this one can give you the peace of mind that comes with a mathematically precise torque reading. Just be careful not to choke up on the wrench too much, because “the torque meter uses the distance from the leverage point to the bolt head to calculate torque, so moving your hand closer to the bolt head will throw off its reading.”
You would be a fool to spend $US5 on a regular wrench when an easy to use digital version can be had for only $US318 more. Why, it practically pays for itself in all of the projects that won’t fall apart from here on out because you used too much torque on a bolt. Too bad Billy Mays isn’t around to see this glorious day. He would have understood the power and potential of this groundbreaking product. [Japan Trend Shop via RGS via Crunchgear]
Gunslinger
July 31, 2009 at 5:25 PM
Well hey, not only is it expensive, it’s also completely fucking useless, as a great big adjustable wrench like that is USELESS for doing up most nuts/bolts. Create a socket wrench with this functionality and you’d make a fortune.
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