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Old 09-23-2011, 08:25 PM
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And if you read the warranty....thats against actual breakage.....not calibration. Two unrelated issues.
You were provided with a direct link to the Craftsman warranty policy and you still cannot get it right!!!

"If this product needs re-calibration within ninety (90) days from the date of purchase, it will be re-calibrated free of charge."


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You won't see an aircraft mechanic using a torque wrench he picked up at a yard sale.
The might depend on whether he/she is working in a FAA-approved repair station or not. In any case, aircraft mechanics are just like everyone else; qualifications and professionalism are two unrelated issues. In any case, it's the rare aircraft mechanic who actually uses a torque wrench on every fastener that has a torque specification.
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