Wheeler Torque Screwdriver Unboxing and Testing, Better than Klein?

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[@dalboltv9747]

Do you have to have it calibrated every year? Do you need a certified one?

[@garyheurich6835]

Perhaps you can help me keep my mind from exploding. It appears that the driver you reviewed covers most of the ballpark. However, how about 200 amp lugs/breakers that have 250 inch pound torque specs? What do you suggest?

[@SemperLiberi-80]

You would then use a torque wrench, not a screwdriver.

[@garyheurich6835]

Forgive me, I am referring specifically to main lugs.

[@davidbarham9113]

I’ve been using the Fat Wrench for years to aid in firearm builds, maintenance and repair. Never had a problem. Have compared the torque values to standard calibration standards several times and always in calibration. Using the Fat wrench to comply with current electrical installation requirements was a gimme for me.

[@eprohoda]

Yo.Yo, that's well . Electrical! ;))

[@anthonyelectric6045]

Klein tools are not the same anymore. I used them when I started my career long ago and I’ve noticed the difference over time. Move away from them a while ago. That torque tool is very nice 👍. Thanks for your efforts always.

[@mauriciomalisani2506]

Man you reading my mind I was trying to buy one and I wasn't sure which one buy, thank you coach

[@frankdagreat598]

Woooooooooiowwwwwwww!!! Love it bro 😎

[@alvilla701]

Most of the expensive things are good, but many cheap things are also good, you just need to know which one to buy.
Most of my tools are expensive, but some are not, I believe I got the set of 3 KOBAL tongue and groove pliers for about 15 dollars, they are not the best but are still great tools

[@johnc6343]

water is wet and sometimes its hot. sometimes u can air dry and sometimes u can not. fire burns and sometimes it does not.

[@joejoe6949]

The Klein is manufactured by I believe CDI they make the same exact one that I have seen with different company names.

[@wim0104]

You can get the CDI for $150

[@joshkelly3743]

Inch lbs . Not lbs

[@desi579]

I remember I used a Klein long Square shank flat head once to pry open a metal lid. And it broke in have clean. Halfway up the shank. Ful Klein

[@rodm5830]

I bought a set of Klein screwdrivers 15 years ago. The first time I used the Phillips it broke. It’s still laying in my tool box.

[@hliz8818]

Dude your awesome 👌. Thank you. Very straightforward n clean. Shutout from Miami FL..

[@ElectricalCodeCoach]

Let's go!

[@kevinthompson4690]

Great info I had just recently asked you about these tools great content as always

[@MrKen59]

Wait - either you are really strong of the wrench is too weak.

[@ElectricalCodeCoach]

Lol

[@ValladaresAntonio]

Excelente. Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos. Un abrazo.

[@michaelking42]

You need to add this to your affiliate link. I plan on buying one.

[@MannyAguilarJr]

I was thinking about getting one of these for electrical. I used to use one on firearms when I worked at a gun store.