anyone else get frustrated by their tools!? well no more!

[bob23]

My tool kits are Snap on, Bluepoint, Signet and Draper, I like Bluepoint the most as it is the most comprehensive set for torx, hex and deep sockets and the Signet set second.

[Bellend]

Anyone recommend a decent torque wrench?

My one has gone inside and although the insides are easily replaceable would rather just get a new decent one.

Cheers. 

[tweed]

What size? I got a draper

[tweed]

This seems good 

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[X4MGS]

Anyone recommend a decent torque wrench?

My one has gone inside and although the insides are easily replaceable would rather just get a new decent one.

Cheers. 

Halfrauds

[Golf_GT_TDI]

Torque wrench... Halfords got one last month with trade discount for £39.99 

[Bellend]

Cheers guys I'll have a look.

Tweed that one has a decent range actually!

[danny_p]

watch they torque wrenches with large ranges  they tend to be less accurate.

one tool i'm finding becomeing more and more usefull is the 1/4 torque wrench,  a lot of things are going down the route of meany small bolts in ali castings and not very tight,   like 30 M6's at like 10n/m     and you can bet your life overtorque any and it'll distort and leack.

in 3/8 and 1/2 i now use a pair of torque wrenches for each size.   mainly for accuracy / range

frount pullys ect can need a fair wack of torque often past 250 ft lb's   so use a high capacity one for those and wheel nuts and a lower capacity but more accurate one for the more fussy stuff

[bunj]

I got quite a few... been building it all up for 20 years. Mainly Snap-on, Facom, Beta and Bluepoint.

[Golf_GT_TDI]

Wow nice collection! I need a decent roll cab.