Product headline says inch pounds, Product Description says Foot Pounds. Please correct one. Thanks.
193707
I believe the scale would be inch pounds, I just multiply / divide by 12 as required and note that the 250 inch pound variation is equivalent to just over 20 foot pounds. There is also a metric scale as well. Look for other versions listed, some variations are scaled in foot pounds and make sure you get one that covers the max torque you might need. I purchased both 3/8 and 1/2 drive versions and have been very happy with them. Note, make sure you set them back to minimum torque values during storage to keep the calibration.
757363
Definitely a typo in the description. In the Product Details section it actually lists the total shipping weight at 1 pound, which is accurate.
852484
Mine only shows Foot-Pounds and kps, which is not particularly useful for my European car. It comes with a conversion chart, but when I'm doing work I just keep a ft-lb to Nm conversion website open on my phone.
1845109
This product is a single leveler with the foot. I see where the confusion lies in the description and will work on having it clarified. - LisaD at Woodcraft
1138274
I wasn't certain so I checked the ad for the product. It clearly states "2 lb. refill" but don't know if the ad was revised since I viewed it for my purchase.
179568
Make sure the description is the weight you want. I have purchased both size and have never had a problem getting the correct size. They may have just pulled a picture from the internet.
1653863
lol.. I have the same question. I think, they meant 0.21 lbs. 21 lbs is a typo.
852482
Mine does show metrics on one side, foot pounds on the other. But it really doesn't matter because it doesn't work anyway. Might as well measure in "Star Treck" units.
1508903
I'm wondering the same thing. I'm going to guess .2 pound increments because it's not mentioned in the description. If it were .1 pound increments, I would imagine that would be a selling feature they would want to highlight since few scales measure that precisely.
169101
In the product description it says 6.4lbs, I bought the 10 inch one and it's 4lbs. and yes it is heavy.
1703468
No, that's a mistake in their labelling on Amazon. I have 2, they're about 20 pounds each.
1361588
I have already used mine but believe it was listed as one pound. It lasted for a considerable time and I thought it was an excellent buy.
1895247
I think you mean "inches" instead of "pounds". I'm not sure why they are different. All I know is that it fit perfectly in our GE Profile PFSS6PKWSS French Door Freezer on the bottom refrigerator
2270456
Yeh, it's pretty rediculous. especially with the fact that the Product dimensions lists the True Weight."Product Dimensions: 9.5 x 8.2 x 2.0 inches ; 13.8 ounces"13.8 Ounces, roughly almost 1 pound.
2043830
It's pounds and inches. Maybe if you bought this in a country that uses the metric system it would have different measures.
636833
I am going to say that is a missprint..... the shipping weight is over 5 lbs. The Jig itself is 5 lbs. I weighed it on my scale because I wanted to be sure. I needed a lightweight jig and this is actually the lightest one I found, but it weighs 5 lbs. I went back to the product info page and sure enough there it was 1 lb. but it is 5 lbs. I have never seen one that weighed less than 5, I would have bought it. Hope this hleps
939406
Yeh, it's pretty rediculous. especially with the fact that the Product dimensions lists the True Weight. "Product Dimensions: 9.5 x 8.2 x 2.0 inches ; 13.8 ounces" 13.8 Ounces, roughly almost 1 pound.