For a small torque wrench/screwdriver, I've found the CDI TorqControl (TLA28NM) to be almost perfect. Adjustable anywhere from 2-8Nm, comes with a calibration report and date, and it can be used with regular hex bits from any tool. I even use a hex-to-1/4 adapter for a few small socket bits. I think I paid it like 60$ cdn from MEC a few years ago.
The Shimano/PRO is smaller though and could be useful for tighter places, or even bringing on the first new-bike-setup rides.
June 29, 2021, 5:25 a.m. - Martin
For a small torque wrench/screwdriver, I've found the CDI TorqControl (TLA28NM) to be almost perfect. Adjustable anywhere from 2-8Nm, comes with a calibration report and date, and it can be used with regular hex bits from any tool. I even use a hex-to-1/4 adapter for a few small socket bits. I think I paid it like 60$ cdn from MEC a few years ago. The Shimano/PRO is smaller though and could be useful for tighter places, or even bringing on the first new-bike-setup rides.