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Old 04-22-2026, 09:39 PM
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CDI torque wrenches are high quality and made in the USA. They are a subsidiary of Snap-On, so you get the same quality as Snap-On but cheaper. I have a Craftsman 1/2” click-type that I’ve been using for general purpose work for 38 years. Never abuse it and always turn it back to zero when not in use. Also have. Proto dial torque wrench that I got at an estate sale. It is still in the original box but I’ve never used it. I also have two torque wrenches I use only for engine assembly or other precise work. One is 1/2” and the other is 3/8”. The are called deflecting beam torque wrenches and are made by Warren Brown in Australia. They are a very unique design and super accurate. They never need calibration as long as they are not abused. They are considered among the best torque wrenches world wide.

 


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