Vanpo Torque Wrench Test and Review

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Vanpo reached out to me and asked me if I would review a torque wrench for them. They sent it out to me after agreeing to review it for free. In this video I tested the Vanpo 1/2 inch torque wrench using a digital torque adapter. Keep in mind that the torque meter readings could be inaccurate and the torque wrench could not be getting a fair shake in this test video. But my results were that it is not all that accurate.

[@nelsonthekinger]

Thanks, I think I'll buy it anyway!

[@GeoBurdo]

"But my results were that it is not all that accurate." LOL I'm cracking up

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Admittedly it could be the torque adapter but seeing as how my Pittsburgh is within 1 ft lb on average, and the Vanpo is within about 4ftlbs, I’m gonna say it’s the Vanpos problem.

[@nelsonthekinger]

I was just thinking if it was not somehow miss calibrated

[@craigmonteforte1478]

Nice Reveiw it’s too bad it is as inaccurate as it is i use a older Sears Craftsman Digitork Wrench it’s very simple without any reverse ratcheting or any other extras back in the hey day of Sears for basic Maintenance and all Sears would take mine in due to it being a Craftsman brand and send it out for Calibration for no charge once a year i did that 3 or 4 times and i do keep it safe in a Blowmolded case i would replace it with a new one with some features. but i don’t think this will be the one i’ll choose as. i prefer to have some more Accuracy when doing Engine rebuilds

[@DereksWorkshopAndProjects]

Nice, I think its hard to beat the old Craftsman (and I suppose new craftsman stuff too)!

[@dasshape00]

Cool

[@jaystheone1]

Was it China or Taiwan?