VEVOR Torque Screwdriver, 1/4" Drive Screwdriver Torque Wrench, Torque Screwdriver Electrician 10-50 in/lbs, 1 in-lb Increment Torque Screwdriver with 18 Pieces Bits & Case, Black

Half the price of similar tools and works great for casual use!

I went crazy looking for one of these with the inch/pounds ratio I needed. Was so happy I found this.Easy to use and adjust. Well made and sturdy. The case it comes with is also nice and compact and convenient, it can fit a decent selection of screw bits and locktite.I use it for small electronics and torquing down screws on some of the firearms I own. Of course in a pinch it can also be used as a standard screw driver as well!

This driver seems well built. It is heavy and feels sturdy in my hand. I have no way to test if it is torqued out at the right level. Worked well for installing a new Vortex rifle scope at 18 in/lbs. I did not use the supplied torx tip but used one of my own. For the price, I recommend. Time will tell.

Use this torque screwdriver to tighten wires on service panel breakers. Works great and is accurate. Would purchase again, great for the price! Remember this is not an insulated tool and power must be turned OFF.

I like this for its feel as it looks like it will last many years. The quirky thing about it that I did not realize at first was as it turns to its specified torque it felt like I stripped the head of the screw on the scope mount I was working on. When in fact it was just the torque mechanism releasing at its specified setting, rather than having an audible click like my other torque wrenches.

I just wired a new sub panel at my house and this was an absolute must have. I don't know why they don't sell these at big box stores because they should. Without it you have absolutely no idea of how tight or over tight or loose you have made your connections. I tried a few connections with a regular screwdriver and then checked them with this and found that I over tightened and flattened the wires which could cause them to break under stress and have a bad or unsafe connection which could create a fire. On the side of every breaker there is a specification for how many ft pounds of pressure they should be tightened to. Once you know this, you set your screwdriver to that specification and it will click when you achieve the correct torque, and you then stop and are done. Every connection is correct and safe and it's so easy to use. You really need to get this if you are doing any electrical work. I wish I had years ago. It's so affordable too.

Nice tool. Works as it should. Easy to adjust.

I think it's a good value and it has a quality feel. Easy to see and easy to read scale. So many torque wrenches have a weird scale that can be very difficult to understand and set.