CDI TORQUE PRODUCTS 2503MFRMH Dual Scale Micrometer Adjustable Click Style Wrench with Metal Handle - 1/2-Inch Drive - 30 to 250 ft. lbs. Range

Awesome torque wrench for use with crows feet and torque adapters since you can lock it from ratcheting.

Easy to use, well built. Bought it to use for a valve cover gasket project. Solid tool, much better than Kobalt or Craftsman but without the expense of the Snap-On branded product.

This CDI torque wrench is the best tool I have ever owned! Built in the same plant as Snap On! Only difference? No Snap On logo!!!! And the price was considerably less as well! The CDI 250# torque wrenches are by far the most reliable and durable wrenches available! It also arrived in a nice sturdy case as well!

I would give this 6 stars if I could. I was actually thinking about buying a Snap-On wrench a few months back but the price stopped me. Well, this is certainly comparable to that level of quality but basically half the price. CDI Torque is a Snap-On sub-company anyway. I've used it a few times in the past week and this is waaaaay better quality than the cheaper Princess Auto special torque wrench I had before. Just night and day difference. If you are looking for a very high quality torque wrench at a reasonable price, just buy it. I'm now considering buying the 3/8" and 1/4" versions from CDI.

Build quality is good on this (Snap-On) torque wrench. This is the 3/8” Drive in-lb. model 2002MRMH (30-200 in-lbs). The torque setting is not accurate because the zero-mark on the thimble does not line up with the graduations on the body (as shown in the CDI manual). For instance, when setting the torque value to 50 in-lbs, the thimble must be advanced to 55 in-lbs to line up with 50. So who really knows what the correct value is. This wrench is being used to torque steel bolts in aluminum engine heads, so accuracy is a must. I have two larger CDI torque wrenches that align perfectly to the whole increment marks on the body. The first wrench is being sent to CDI to be fixed and recalibrated. The second wrench is being RMA'd. Therefore, minus one star because it’s Snap-On and should be spot on from the get-go and minus another star because it’s costing me additional money to send it back and to ship the other one to CDI for adjustment.