[jonKranked]

ahh, the CDL/AM

buzzword bingo

 

[kidwoo]

no, but my industry is loaded with acronyms. we actually have a controlled document that lists what all the abbreviations are.

That must be very nice to have. So that when you post shit like that you can reference it and be the one fucking person on ridemonkey who knows what the hell you're saying.

 

[jonKranked]

That must be very nice to have. So that when you post shit like that you can reference it and be the one fucking person on ridemonkey who knows what the hell you're saying.

NFHU isn't limited to my industry though. it's applicable to you in many instances.


Not For Human Use.

 

[kidwoo]

Now we're getting somewhere.

 

[jonKranked]

Now we're getting somewhere.

actually, the correct version for you is Not For Hobbit Use

 

[kidwoo]

Aaannnd back to forest service levels of intellect............

 

[troy]

Not For Human Use.

 

[Electric_City]

I don't know why I'm throwing this out there since I cannot stand this dump and refuse to buy anything other than zip ties and rubber gloves there anymore, but...

Harbor freight actually gets VERY good ratings on their torque wrenches when they get tested side by side with Strap-on and other "truck" companies and torque specialists(cdi or something) . They're like $20 each. Lol! Lifetime warranty too. I had to take one back and it was exchanged on the spot. You don't have to believe me... (in a ghostly voice) Believe the internetz!

Google it.

 

[johnbryanpeters]

steel

With CAD and whatnot, today's engineers would still execute a zero margin design when using steel.

 

[Udi]

You finally came around to carbon bars @troy?

 

[hmcleay]

Here's my torque wrench.
I use it to tighten my brake levers onto the bars.

 

[roflbox]

Here's my torque wrench.
I use it to tighten my brake levers onto the bars. View attachment 126917

that looks like a 4 uggadugga tool

 

[StiHacka]

Here's my torque wrench.
I use it to tighten my brake levers onto the bars. View attachment 126917

looks flexy

 

[SuboptimusPrime]

I was thinking about Shimano PRO/LifeLine Proffesional torque wrench. Anyone use them? Have heard great opinions about them.

Hate to bring useful info to this classic off season RM dumpster fire but I've had one of these for 3-4 years and it has been solid. Had it checked once and it was still right on. All the allen and torx heads have been great, no rounding/slipping/stripping shit out. Not sure what issues other people have with torque wrenches (ie how they would fail) but no issues with this one.

 

[Jm_]

The shimano tools I've used in the shop were extremely high quality. Made park stuff seem like toys.

 

[roflbox]

https://www.kctoolco.com/torque-wrenches/
b0ners

 

[kazlx]

KC Tool is a solid company too. Bought bunch of stuff from them. Wera, Wiha and Gedore stuff is all super nice.