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Just make up my mind to buy a torque wrench so I don't have to guess how much force I'm using. But I have some confusion about those units.
There are various units in my lots of instructions comes on my bike, like "Nm", "inch-pound"....etc. Can anyone kindly teach me how to convert those units so that I can do it properly?
Another question about my choice. Here in Hong Kong we don't have any LBS or tool shop that sells a torque wrench in reasonable size, so I'm going to order a Park Tool one from some online shops. Just want to know which one of it is a better choice, the TW-1 or the TW-2? Since the difference is from 60 inch-pound to 600 inch-pound, I dont' want to make a mistake to buy one which cannot have enough reading to all my bolts. And will the TW-2 (600 inch-pound) be very difficult to take the readings?
There are various units in my lots of instructions comes on my bike, like "Nm", "inch-pound"....etc. Can anyone kindly teach me how to convert those units so that I can do it properly?
Another question about my choice. Here in Hong Kong we don't have any LBS or tool shop that sells a torque wrench in reasonable size, so I'm going to order a Park Tool one from some online shops. Just want to know which one of it is a better choice, the TW-1 or the TW-2? Since the difference is from 60 inch-pound to 600 inch-pound, I dont' want to make a mistake to buy one which cannot have enough reading to all my bolts. And will the TW-2 (600 inch-pound) be very difficult to take the readings?