Recommendations for inch pound torque wrenches Options

[fiacra]

Several recent threads about oil screens has me thinking I need to invest in another tool - a torque wrench that is more accurate at the lower end of scale. To that end, seeking recommendations for which inch pound torque wrench to buy. What do you have and would you recommend it? I suspect there will be lots of different opinions, but lets hear them!

[FlacaProductions]

On the SnapOn:
• Accurate to ±4% clockwise and ±6% counterclockwise from 20% of full scale to full scale

Interesting - I did a quick look at the Amazon offerings and kinda kept moving when I saw the same specs but maybe that's the industry standard.

[fiacra]

On the SnapOn:
• Accurate to ±4% clockwise and ±6% counterclockwise from 20% of full scale to full scale

Interesting - I did a quick look at the Amazon offerings and kinda kept moving when I saw the same specs but maybe that's the industry standard.

Yeah, I looked on Amazon and it was just too much of a cluttered field, hence the request for recommendations. Many years ago I made a wise investment in a used snap-on tool set. More recently I inherited a somewhat looted Mac tool set/box that has filled a few holes in my collection. When I was 30 years younger it made sense to spend maximum dollars on tools I'd have for decades. I appreciate the recommendation for a snap on tool, but I'm not sure the return on investment calculation for a $500 snap on torque wrench makes much sense now. I consider Harbor Freight, and the like, to be tools I get for a specific job and not for long term use. Not necessarily one time use, but something along those lines. A torque wrench is one of my most used tools, but I still have to carefully consider the investment. I think most of us are in that same position.