torque wrench
Can someone recommend a basic torque wrench for me. I have a lot of tools but never owned a TW. Will not be building engines or that sort of thing so something basic that actually works, without b...
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Harbor Freight ones are just fine for anything which isn't rocket science, which includes lug nuts. But, one can easily find a very high quality Proto or CDI for <$100 on eBay or Craigslist, for those who like the feel and comfort of having a quality tool. Either is better for the money than Snap-on, which commands a premium based on the name and distribution. CDI is actually owned by Snap-on. I prefer Stanley/Proto.
