Torque Screwdriver, 10-70 in-lbs Torque Wrench Screwdriver Set, 1/4” Drive Inch Pound Torque Screwdriver with 20 S2 Bits and Case for Tools, Bike Repairing and Mounting

Never thought I'd need one of these...until I needed one! Honestly, I'm a big tool guy and I never even knew these existed really...until I needed one. Torque wrenches, sure; have several of those, but not a torque driver. This torque driver works well. It's a pretty hefty tool; feels solid and well made. I just wish there was an extension bit because the collar of the tool can get in the way in tight spaces (like rifle optics, etc.). But overall this driver works well. It's easy to set, and I love the incremental (0.5 in/lb) settings in between the whole lb settings. For one job I needed 15 in/lbs, so I set the tool at 14.5 first just to be safe, and then went up to the full 15 in/lb to finally tighten. Would recommend.

I added this to my in home gunsmithing tools. Used it to securely attach a few red dot sights. Worked flawlessly. Comes with a nice supply of common bits as well. Great value compared to some other brands.

Good price. Did the job I need

works great

Best bang for the buck on my modest budget. Easy to use and the locking head for the tips hold firm. I use it regularly and it has held up very well.

Another random thing my husband bought… works (I think?) haven’t heard him swearing from the garage…(yet)

It worked changing barrels on my 22 rifle. Six weeks later I go to install a night vision scope and it doesn't measure. The marker never moved. I couldn't see why and tried holding the point with channel lock and a few things to triple check that indeed it doesn't work. Disappointed. I'm giving it 3 stars as others are appreciating it. Must've got a lemon.

I haven't had a project yet but brought to work and checked several settings against a calibrated dial torque driver and it's pretty accurate. If I need to use the higher range I'd likely use a wrench and not a driver. I'm likely to use 30 in-lbs or less.