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Wera 7430 Micro Torque Screwdriver

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Amazon has Wera 7430 Micro Torque Screwdriver with Magnifier on sale for $65.70. Shipping is free.

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Features:
  • High-Precision Torque Adjustment: Manually set torque from 0.10–0.34 Nm in 0.015 Nm increments for delicate fasteners.
  • Easy-to-Read Settings: Includes an attachable magnifying glass for clearer adjustments.
  • Audible & Tactile Feedback: Signals when the preset torque level is reached.
  • Calibrated Accuracy: ±6% accuracy, meeting DIN EN ISO 6789 standards.
  • Quick-Release Bit System: Rapidaptor design allows fast 1/4" hex bit changes without altering torque settings.

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Amazon has Wera 7430 Micro Torque Screwdriver with Magnifier on sale for $65.70. Shipping is free.

Thanks Community Member sav for sharing this deal

Features:
  • High-Precision Torque Adjustment: Manually set torque from 0.10–0.34 Nm in 0.015 Nm increments for delicate fasteners.
  • Easy-to-Read Settings: Includes an attachable magnifying glass for clearer adjustments.
  • Audible & Tactile Feedback: Signals when the preset torque level is reached.
  • Calibrated Accuracy: ±6% accuracy, meeting DIN EN ISO 6789 standards.
  • Quick-Release Bit System: Rapidaptor design allows fast 1/4" hex bit changes without altering torque settings.

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Yesterday 7:36 PM
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crautyYesterday 7:36 PM
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Not a bad price. This might be useful for a watchmaker, adjusting optics, or miniature electronics, but has limited utility otherwise. A 0.8-3 in/lb range is a quality few people require plus this tool will require a $60-$80 annual calibration (or ~$200 for a DAkkS cert).
Yesterday 9:37 PM
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thepimentoYesterday 9:37 PM
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Can I open my paint cans with it?
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Yesterday 9:47 PM
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Joined Apr 2012
secondoxYesterday 9:47 PM
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Quote from thepimento View quoted comment :
Can I open my paint cans with it?
I torque my paint cans with it, works great every time.
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Yesterday 11:57 PM
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BitORealPantherYesterday 11:57 PM
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Quote from crauty View quoted comment :
Not a bad price. This might be useful for a watchmaker, adjusting optics, or miniature electronics, but has limited utility otherwise. A 0.8-3 in/lb range is a quality few people require plus this tool will require a $60-$80 annual calibration (or ~$200 for a DAkkS cert).
Working on motorcycles, and German cars, I can think of all sorts of uses for this. Here's to never touching my terrible 1/4" torque wrench again!
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Today 1:56 AM
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miken5678Today 1:56 AM
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Are the green sections in the handle rubberized or hard plastic? Don't want to deal with rubber going sticky down the road
Today 2:01 AM
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PuurrriiiiToday 2:01 AM
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Quote from miken5678 View quoted comment :
Are the green sections in the handle rubberized or hard plastic? Don't want to deal with rubber going sticky down the road
Hard plastic
Today 2:39 AM
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TBD123XYZToday 2:39 AM
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Quote from BitORealPanther View quoted comment :
Working on motorcycles, and German cars, I can think of all sorts of uses for this. Here's to never touching my terrible 1/4" torque wrench again!
I'm really curious, what on a car or motorcycle do you torque to less than 3 inch pounds?
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Today 4:48 AM
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BigTummyLongToday 4:48 AM
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Quote from TBD123XYZ View quoted comment :
I'm really curious, what on a car or motorcycle do you torque to less than 3 inch pounds?
my micro penis with this micro torque
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