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IaM-Ray

I bought a red kit from Milwaukee, M12 and it came with a rachet, I used it a few times works pretty well, but then I tried the 4 seting m12 fuel 1/4 inch driver and that is a handyman tool that senses and self adjusts for torque and putting in sheet metal screws without stripping them.

All the tools seem to be inferior quality these days for sure and years ago I bought one of these digital torque thingies they work but the click type is nicer to use. You can use this to check your click TW.

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