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July 8th 05, 08:36 PM
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I never fully trust the snap type torque wrenches & would put more
faith in the bending beam type (which one do you call cheap & uncalibrated?). Unless the snap type is calibrated before use, there could be quite a bit of error in it. The beam type only has to return to zero after each use. Anyone else have similar or different thoughts on this? The world seems to have gone to snap types. 
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