GEWAGEAdjustable Torque Wrench, Aluminum Alloy, 3-10 Nm Range, T-Shape Handle, Includes Allen Wrenches and Screwdrivers

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This torque set seems quite nice for a casual user. I had no trouble using it while building up a new road bike

The media could not be loaded.  Every now and then you get a tool that feels like it was designed not just by engineers, but by engineers that plan to use it themselves. It’s always a joy to get one of those tools and the difference is fairly obvious. I believe this is one of those tools.I love this thing. All of my other torque wrenches are big and bulky and this is just an ingenious design. I am really happy to have this one. The build quality on the tool is excellent. It has a nice fit and finish and feels very solid in the hand.The torque action is easy to read and easy to change. And so far, it’s showing to be at least as accurate as my other torque wrenches which is the only thing I have to gauge it against. The tool is cylindrical and sleek but it has a fold out handle to give you maximum leverage when you need it and the bits are in a carrier that magnetically attaches to the cylinder. It’s mostly hex bits but there are a couple of torques and a Phillips and a slot. This is designed for a bicycle I think or possibly for an armorer so it has the most common vets you’re going to encounter in those situations but it will except any quarter inch bit. The four and 5 mm hex bits are extra long to allow you to reach in those tight places. This is a very elegantly design tool.It comes with a little calibration slip so you kind of have to trust that. It’s important to remember that you do not want to use a torque wrench backwards. Never use it to loosen, only to tighten. And this is the kind of wrench that clutch is out when you reach the torque points so there’s no risk of ever tightening and you don’t have to keep an eye on the meter.Now there are a few things to note. The scale is in Newton meters so you’re gonna need to translate here in the United States which we use foot pounds and inch pounds. The range of this tool is 17 to 88 inch pounds equivalent in newton meters so this is mostly the range where you’re going to be working on firearms or a bicycle or something like that. It’s not for automobiles and it’s not for very fine small work. It is a perfect tool for an armorer or a cyclist.It comes with 10 bits in another well designed magnetic caddy that fits perfectly onto the tool. It can fall off because the magnet isn’t that strong but it will stay in general and the bits are securely and their slots.There is a tiny instruction booklet and I mean tiny. It’s actually humorous and it’s size and simplicity. It does say how to turn the knob not to go counterclockwise and reminds you of the lever and that’s it. But that’s pretty much all you need to know.This is a very excellent tool.

The first one has a value indicator that is nowhere near accurate. Replacement has same problem. Absolute junk and not a useable tool. Don’t waste your time with this garbage.

It is difficult to know the setting of this torque wrench since the scale is quite small and the scale lines are crude. I don't feel the confidence to tighten the bolts on various carbon tube elements. Also, it is quite an uncomfortable tool to use.

It's a very nice-looking and solid-feeling tool for significantly less than some of the bigger name brands. I don't have any way to verify the accuracy of the torque values, but after servicing my headset and retightening the pinch bolts on the stem everything held together solidly on a fairly technical ride with a number of features that wanted to twist the front wheel. That's all I really care about.The 4 and 5 mm bits are longer, which makes a certain amount of sense since those are commonly used. The other bits are exactly the right height to clear the handle when it's folded down, a nice touch. The bit holder sticks to the wrench part via what feels like a magnet. I do wish it came with a case of some sort though since this size of torque wrench is perfect to take on the road and there's no way the magnet will hold together if I chuck it in my toolbox.The one issue I've found with it so far is that at some of the higher torque settings the smooth handle is a problem. It could really use some texturing so you have a little better grip when you need to apply more torque. Not a dealbreaker, but a small annoyance on an otherwise very good tool.Edit: After using this a few more times, the smooth handle isn't a problem in normal use. At the torques you use the most (4, 5, 6 Nm) it works just fine. I also frequently wear gloves while working on my bike and they stick to the handle very well. The only time it was actually a problem was testing the extremes of the torque settings with bare hands, which is not typical.

The design and fit/finish are excellent, but the way you set the torque and thr feedback you get while using it is by far the worse torque wrench I've ever used. I just don't feel like I can trust it as I use it, and the actual adjustability is really mediocre.Overall don't buy. This is a nicely built product that sucks to use.