Review on 🔧 High-Precision 1/2" Drive Torque Angular Gauge with Wrench: Auto Meter Tool with 360° Adjustable Torque Angle by Julian Davidson

It's really tedious to use as you really need a third hand to hold it while applying torque so it doesn't just spin. It's also bulky, so in applications like a crankshaft pulley bolt that require the use of angular torque, its height prevents it from being placed in that space along with a torque wrench, ratchet or breaker AND a socket. In the end you will get this jig 4 inches tall. I'm planning to buy a digital torque wrench that also does angles and stuff. That way I can use it more easily. If you make head bolts and have the space and extra hand, definitely go for this. Otherwise it's a waste of time and money for me.