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If you want a handle that looks like it came from the factory check these out. Vise handles

Is this a York 80 that they made for Millers Falls?

The 1/2" and the 3/8" both get about the same amount of use. The 1/4" doesn't see as much use. For the click style torque wrenches that I have the usage is the opposite. The 1/4" clicker gets used the most.

A lot of the PI torque wrenches have lead solder in the bottom of the handle. I use a butane torch to melt the solder and then shake it out of the handle. The first one I did I ground it out with a small carbide burr and destroyed the lock nut in the process. I have found no way to get that...

I have 8 Techangles and 7 of them are more than 10 years old. I check the calibration every year and have only had a problem once. I got an error on one of the 1/2" Techangles and sent it in to Snapon for repair. They upgraded it and fixed the problem for $90. That was about 4 years ago...

No blasting. I don't have a blast cabinet. It was cleaned up using small hand files, a Dynabrade Dynafile and a rotary tool with 3M radial brushes of different grits.

If you were near me I would tell you to bring your torque wrench over and I would show you how to fix it and show you how to check and adjust the calibration. I don't know where you are located though.

Recently purchased old baby bullet vise. It was pretty banged up when I got it. It is cleaned up and almost ready for paint now.

Check with a repair and calibration facility like this one. TeamTorque

I don't have any service manual, but I have fixed and recalibrated about 25 of these type torque wrenches. All I have is an old exploded drawing I found on the web. The operating mechanism is different but similar to current Snapon torque wrenches made by CDI. I have recalibrated and repaired...