Click vs Digital Torque Wrench | Digital vs Analog Torque Wrenches | Best Torque Wrenches

[@FREE_PUREBLOOD333]

I've used the old Beam type, click types and digital. I favour the digital one I must admit. Beam types are great for starting out with and getting used to holding the handle correctly and feeling the torque as it's slowly applied.

[@keithadams6706]

There are 3 actually. A deflection beam. Never needs any calibration. And it measures rolling drag .Can be used to check the rolling resistance of any mechanical assembly. I always keep one handy. Awesome inexpensive practical tool. Happy Summer.

[@guitarplayerwannabee]

John, you didn't mention the fact that the torque range may vary from one wrench to another and between digital and analoque. I have a number of analoque torque wrenches covering overlapping torques. Also, try not to use the wrench at bottom or top of range.

[@aaronbrna8586]

#JohnTalley is the man!

[@slimanus8m]

What about torque digital adapter?

[@shawcobra]

Great video, very informational and helpful.

[@mr.baphomet-fpv]

Click vs Digital Torque Wrench which one I should go？ I normally using on bike repair and maintain. It need range about 2nm to 60nm.

[@yodaddy4944]

What torque ranges do you need to rebuild a yfz? How low/high ft-lbs do you need to go?

[@alexandrusavitchi4654]

Hello, How is possible to block the torque wrench at 25 Nm in order not to be changed by anybody? There is anything additional?

[@2sipsMax]

Thx helpful

[@PartzillaParts]

Glad it helped

[@bama314]

For the click type, should you get it re-calibrated or checked for calibration ever so often?

[@PartzillaParts]

Every six months to a year or so depending on use. The point is, you don't need to be re-calibrating your wrench all the time, but you don't want to go so long that it gets out of whack.

[@enor1sdca]

dam always just throw my clicker in the box when Im done with it.