Review on 🔧 Precision Torque Control: Wiha 28506 TorqueVario-S Torque Screwdriver, 10-50 Inch Pound by Adam Matthews

I bought this dynamometer primarily to mount a scope on my rifle. I know a lot of people don't go as far as squeezing a cheap tube scope in. In the past, I didn't want to risk doing the same thing with a $1,000+ scope. This tool was just a gimmick, there are cheaper alternatives on the market but I have several other Wiha branded tools and they have always been superbly made and as durable as can be. This torque driver seems no different. Setting the desired torque is very easy, the reading ranges from 10 to 50 inches per pound. in 2 pound increments so let's say you want 17 pounds you just set it between 16 and 18 which is very easy. Adjusting the torque with the included "torque adjuster" that fits into the shaft of this screwdriver and you turn it like a screwdriver is a lot easier and quicker than you might expect. Also, the tear on this one is very tactile and you don't risk twisting. The grip is strong enough to go through the full torque range, yet 50 inches per pound. It's a bit tricky to deal with a handle like this, a T-handle would be a lot easier for anything but that. As other reviewers have noted, you'll need to buy the matching "Wiha 28581" adapter if you're using them in the US available 1/4 inch drill bit. Supplied in a small plastic case which usually contains large drill bits or taps. with two small halves connecting to the ribs to hold it in place. Nothing out of the ordinary, but really, what more do you need? Most people. for every well-made instrument.