I know this is a debate about power tools, but I’ll put my 2 cents in.
Always, always, always, use a torque wrench. You never guess about power tool output. You just have to worry about calibration, but as long as it is zerod before storing and it’s not dropped, then a torque wrench will hold calibration.
I put a torque wrench on just about everything. Even put a torque wrench on all my wheels. Some friends crack jokes at me because I use a torque wrench so much.
Always, always, always, use a torque wrench. You never guess about power tool output. You just have to worry about calibration, but as long as it is zerod before storing and it’s not dropped, then a torque wrench will hold calibration.
I put a torque wrench on just about everything. Even put a torque wrench on all my wheels. Some friends crack jokes at me because I use a torque wrench so much.