......."fish scale"...........
I would love to see that done.
1' wrench or some percentage thereof plus a scale calibrated in pounds = ft/lbs.
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How are we suppose to get a torque wrench in there?
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1' wrench or some percentage thereof plus a scale calibrated in pounds = ft/lbs.
guenner
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Brilliant Idea
You forgot to mention the potato sack to hang off on the other side of the fish scale. For example to get 15 ft.lbs you use 15 Idaho potatoes (usually a pound each) or 30 regular potatoes. All can be perfectly calibrated before use. Works only one way with a calibrated potato sack.
Clever idea though using a fish scale. Need to get one for my tool box.
/Guenther
You forgot to mention the potato sack to hang off on the other side of the fish scale. For example to get 15 ft.lbs you use 15 Idaho potatoes (usually a pound each) or 30 regular potatoes. All can be perfectly calibrated before use. Works only one way with a calibrated potato sack.
Clever idea though using a fish scale. Need to get one for my tool box.
/Guenther
