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    I see a large offset between the fat bar on the torque wrench and the major axis of the extension wrench.
    So just put an offset in the extension wrench to compensate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by katy View Post
    So just put an offset in the extension wrench to compensate.
    That should work. I made my adapter so there is no offset.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rgsparber View Post
    CORRECTION: my math was wrong and my testing was too. Stay tuned for an update that will include a correction factor to be applied to the torque wrench reading.
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    There are times when I sure could use an adjustable wrench that indicates torque. Well, I've got an adjustable wrench and I've got a torque wrench. Why not just stick them together? Does this change the amount of torque being applied?

    If you are interested, please see

    https://rick.sparber.org/TorqueWrenchAdapter.pdf


    Your comments are welcome. All of us are smarter than any one of us.


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    OK, everyone, I think I have it right this time!

    Please let me know if you see anything amiss.

    Thanks,

    Rick
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    Thanks, Rick.

    I particularly appreciate the clarity in the way you present your math!

    -Joe



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