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The effect of slightly slanted distance (arm) on torque output
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[QUOTE="karabiner98k, post: 6612217, member: 279947"] Thanks a million! This is exactly what I wanted to know! So, that angle doesn't make a huge difference in the final torque output. I think the other and simpler alternative would be to just measuring the length from extension square drive to wrench drive (center to center) instead of measuring the angle precisely. [/QUOTE]
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