Review on Titan 23140 0-80 Inch-Pound & 0-7 Newton-Meter 1/4'' Drive Beam Style Torque Wrench by Marcus Dorgham

Choosing this type of torque wrench over the spring type has its pros and cons. But with a small torque, I think it's better. It is only intended for use at low torques. They are very difficult to measure on clicker torque wrenches and the click may not even be audible. It is helpful for that need. You just look at the pointer and dial, and when it reaches your total, you're done. Do not try to use it for measurements outside of its range. This will break him. You can just bend the pointer back to "0" if it's not null. It won't hurt. The pointer moves when pressure is applied to the coupler and begins to flex the longer tubular below the pointer. This also moves the pointer bar.