I like the analog vortex torque wrench better than the Wheeler. I always hated that overly huge grip on the Wheeler.
I have owned and used the analog model for 10 years or so. It works fine and I have never had a problem with it. Setting the torque is simple and the audible click lets you know when you have reached the torque setting.Another vote for analog, simple and zero issues, use mine all the time.
About to purchase a torque driver. Just wondered what your preferences are?
Pros and cons? I will mainly use this just for scopes. I have a 1/4" drive inch wrench for
heavier stuff.
Digital or analog? 15 in lbs or 17 inch lbs on scope caps. Which one will be most accurate
easiest to use? Swaro says 17.7 in lbs max in their instructions. Just wanting to protect from over
tightening.
Thanks.
About to purchase a torque driver. Just wondered what your preferences are?
Pros and cons? I will mainly use this just for scopes. I have a 1/4" drive inch wrench for
heavier stuff.
Digital or analog? 15 in lbs or 17 inch lbs on scope caps. Which one will be most accurate
easiest to use? Swaro says 17.7 in lbs max in their instructions. Just wanting to protect from over
tightening.
Thanks.
About to purchase a torque driver. Just wondered what your preferences are?
Pros and cons? I will mainly use this just for scopes. I have a 1/4" drive inch wrench for
heavier stuff.
Digital or analog? 15 in lbs or 17 inch lbs on scope caps. Which one will be most accurate
easiest to use? Swaro says 17.7 in lbs max in their instructions. Just wanting to protect from over
tightening.
Thanks.
Analogue for me and always follow scope manufacturer advice.... otherwise you can void the warrantyAbout to purchase a torque driver. Just wondered what your preferences are?
Pros and cons? I will mainly use this just for scopes. I have a 1/4" drive inch wrench for
heavier stuff.
Digital or analog? 15 in lbs or 17 inch lbs on scope caps. Which one will be most accurate
easiest to use? Swaro says 17.7 in lbs max in their instructions. Just wanting to protect from over
tightening.
Thanks.