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How is torque actually measured when using a torque wrench?
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[QUOTE="Merlin3189, post: 5474237, member: 542077"] Case 1 is correct. Case 3 is also correct, but is obviously less mechanically advantageous, unless it gets you round an awkward obstacle. Case 2 is not correct. For this to work, the force would have to be perpendicular to y. [/QUOTE]
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