Well, today's option was to either sit and be still while my guts complained, or ignore them and fix the top rail on the back yard fence. The fence rail won. Nothing too intense to that, mostly a plug and play exercise in which the retaining wires got cut away, the bent tubes got disconnected from each other and toted off, the new tubes got plugged in, and new tie wires got laced into the chain link to recapture the rail.
However, doing that gave me the opportunity to do a comparison test between the Performance Tool 1/4 drive torque wrench that I had acquired, and the Tekton 1/4 drive which surprised me by showing up on my doorstep yesterday. As I noted above, the Tekton looks more like jewelry than a tool. Not so oddly enough, both tools are MADE in TAIWAN.
AND, both tools Agreed. When I ran the bolts again using the Tekton and having it set to the final torque value; CLICK-CLICK. No additional movement. So for me, that both validates the PT 1/4 drive and gives me two options for when I have confront other metric fasteners (and it will happen)
Nick
However, doing that gave me the opportunity to do a comparison test between the Performance Tool 1/4 drive torque wrench that I had acquired, and the Tekton 1/4 drive which surprised me by showing up on my doorstep yesterday. As I noted above, the Tekton looks more like jewelry than a tool. Not so oddly enough, both tools are MADE in TAIWAN.
AND, both tools Agreed. When I ran the bolts again using the Tekton and having it set to the final torque value; CLICK-CLICK. No additional movement. So for me, that both validates the PT 1/4 drive and gives me two options for when I have confront other metric fasteners (and it will happen)
Nick