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  • in reply to: How to calibrate your own torque wrenches at home #846940
    JonJon
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      So it’s obviously a clicky type with an internal spring and screw down end that sets the torque. The position of the screw in end sets the calibration, just like the one in the video of the previous post. You just have to work out how to fully remove the screw on end. It was assembled somehow so it must come apart, you just have to figure it out. Sorry I can’t help more as I couldn’t find any assembly diagrams for this model. After you work out how to disassemble the calibration procedure will then be the same as in the video.

      in reply to: How to calibrate your own torque wrenches at home #633036
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        I just found out my old torque wrench was 20lbft out! So I thought I would dismantle it, lubricate it and then recalibrate it myself.
        With a bit of thinking it is possible to do it accurately and for free, without special expensive tools.
        I made this video to help others:

        in reply to: How to calibrate your own torque wrenches at home #643991
        JonJon
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          I just found out my old torque wrench was 20lbft out! So I thought I would dismantle it, lubricate it and then recalibrate it myself.
          With a bit of thinking it is possible to do it accurately and for free, without special expensive tools.
          I made this video to help others:

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