Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Digitaler Drehmomentschraubendreher, 0.64cm, mit 0,01-Nm-Schritten

Great tool. Exactly as described. Very easy to use.

Easy to use and worked as expected. Assuming it was calibrated properly, it did exactly what I hoped.

I usually just tighten screws up solid, but sometimes you need to torque things, so you don't strip the threads. This is a convenient, easy to figure out how to use, all in one little case, torque screwdriver for those occasions. The bits, extension & screwdriver all in the case make it easy to grab the case & do the job. You might need this buy one.

Made solid packaging and storage are great this is equivalent to the $129 Capri

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For the price this is a great buy, I wont use it that often but when I need to it will do the job, if you are only needing it occasionally it is ideal, I recommend it, infact I was given one after my purchase and it was a good USA made tool but I think the Vevor it better.

Works very well, used it to mount several optics and mounts.

Good price on a low torque bit driver. Bought for mounting scope on rifle initially but have found myself using it more on lots of projects. The adjustment indicator is a little crude but you can get close…not a precision instrument, those are more expensive with click or digital dial. I’m happy with this fit the price.

I shopped around for a torque screwdriver for bike repair. This one was the best value. Easy to use (check YouTube if it's unclear) and effective.

Even though this Torque Screwdriver/Wrench as it is advertised for electrical work for proper torquing the binding screws for electrical wire(s). There is another GREAT purpose for this tool in the automotive repair. I replace several hoses in my 2002 Jeep Cherokee, including the Heater Core. The problem with worm drive hose clamps is getting the right amount tightness {torque}. Guessing by hand isn't always the best method for the fact of too loose or too tight. Heater Core tubing is real thin. A person can over tighten it and crush it. Worst yet, damage it. This Torque Tool is great to get consistent proper torque on the hose clamp. Most of my hose clamps range from 30 or 35 in/lbs. I would highly recommend it for anyone. Hope this helps.