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Originally Posted by san rensho
You have one of the best performing wrenches out there, the beam wrench.Other than buying extremely expensive, pro quality torque wrenches, the beam wrench that you have (assuming its the right range) is the most accurate of regular guys torque wrenches and will not go out of calibration since all you have to do is bend back the pointy indicator to zero the wrench.
I use my beam to calibrate my click wrenches.
That being said, the click wrench is great because all you do is set the torque and wait for the click. The beam wrench, you have to look at the scale and well, its a pain unless the fastener is really out in the open.
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That is a great idea. I can make sure that my click torque wrench is accurate by using my park wrench.
But... How do you do that? How do you calibrate a torque wrench?
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