does the torque wrench vibrate when target is hit?
1290592
No it doesn't. It beeps faster as the target torque is approached and also flashes different color led's.
1290593
No it doesn't. Watch the YouTube video. It's good and explains how to use it.
1283193
I'm sorry ,I have no idea about if it vibrates or not ,I haven't used it yet.
532788
I didn't use a torque wrench to install it. I just used the crush washer and made sure the alignment for the top holes was correct. I have this brake installed on 2 ARs and both of them had different amounts of force to align them. I have shot several hundred rounds through each of them and neither brake shows any signs of movement. These are LOUD though so make sure anyone with you doesn't stand to the side. Directly behind doesn't seem to be too bad but you can really feel and hear the concussion if you are a couple of feet to either side. Of course, hearing protection is critical with this brake installed. On my rifles the muzzle barely moves and I can stay on target easily for follow up shots. Enjoy, Rick
575745
Yes, the top and bottom part of the brush vibrate. I am not sure about the answer to your second question.
1887101
The laser is a short burst, triggered by the sound of the hammer falling (or striker). This laser will not stay on, regardless of what you do with the trigger. Wherever it hits on the target in that short moment, that's what will register visibly on the target. Jerky shooting occasionally causes the hit not to register at all, but in most cases, the target picks up the original spot of the hit before the jerking. It definitely does not register more than one hit. Usually it does a pretty good job of figuring out where the pre-jerking hit was, but it works better if it's not jerked too much.
948985
No, there is no adjustment for the torque. The longer you hold the trigger, the tighter the nut will get, up to the driver's maximum torque.
248775
For torque-to-yield bolts you will need a dial attachment for the wrench to show degrees past torque. An option is to mark a line on the fastener and check the amount of rotation after required torque. This wrench is a pleasure to use.
1489342
just use the supplied wrench an tighten it very snug, don't kill it. The supplied wrench is relatively short to prevent you from over tightening. There is no torque spec as far as I know.
2262849
no the impact is not variable speeds like the hammer drill, but if you depress the trigger just a little it will go slower, the harder you squeeze it the faster it goes. hope this helps
571482
No. U control it with the buttons. The shock is delivered as long as you push the button. The vibration goes on 3 times in a row then shuts off
1446495
YES. There's a ring near the chuck which not only sets the torque, but also clicks the drill into "hammertime"! Love my set. Haven't yet used the impact driver, but my son has one and it is great for driving lag bolts in deck construction. The hammer drill is the only one you'll need for drilling holes, driving screws etc. It worked like a charm when I drilled holes in a brick wall to mount some decorative stuff. I highly recommend this set.
1730091
The machine gun sound will work if all 4 hit light are lit. To make the machine gun sound press the fire button at the same time rotate the turret
333804
No, the speed varies by use of the trigger, but it has no actual torque settings, so I would not rely on that instead of a torque wrench. When items need to be torqued they must be precise and I would not trust anything but a torque wrench for that. Otherwise, this is a great tool and a real time saver.
1419645
You still have to turn the wrench to tighten the nuts. What is nice is that when you squeeze the nuts, the wrench doesn't slip off! I love this wrench!
1221883
The one I purchased does both. It isn't a strong vibration, but it does vibrate.
20578
There is just one level of vibration. The collar needs to be pretty tight for my German Shorthair to respond to it though. That is the only con of this collar otherwise it is a great tool!!
1933441
no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it snap more times the torque would in crease depending on the torque you are looking for. hope this helps. no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it... » Read More no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it snap more times the torque would in crease depending on the torque you are looking for. hope this helps. « Show Less