Description
Product Description
Specifications
Metric Size
M3x0.5mm, M4x0.7mm, M5x0.8mm, M6x1.0mm, M7x1.0mm, M8x1.25mm, M9x1.25mm, M10x1.0mm, M10x1.5mm, M12x1.75mm
SAE Size
4-40 NC, 6-32 NC, 8-32 NC, 10-24 NC, 12-24 NC, 1/4″-20 NC, 5/16″-18 NC, 3/8″-16 NC, 7/16″-14 NC, 1/2″-13 NC, 10-32 NF, 1/4″-28 NF, 5/16″-24 NF, 3/8″-24 NF, 7/16″-20 NF, 1/2″-20 NF, 1/8″ NPT 27
Package Include
- 27x Metric & SAE Taps
- 27x Metric & SAE Dies
- 1x Adjustable Tap Wrench
- 1x Adjustable Die Wrench
- 1x T-Handle Tap Wrench
- 1x 1/8″ Flat Screwdriver
- 1x Metric Thread Pitch Gauge
- 1x SAE Thread Pitch Gauge
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Cut and Renew ThreadsThis is a comprehensive set for cutting and renewing external and internal threads to exacting standards. |
Built to LastEach tap and die is constructed from hardened alloy steel for maximum strength so they can easily cut materials such as cast iron, steel, aluminum, copper, and more. |
Easy StorageThis 60-piece set is neatly contained inside a heavy-duty plastic blow-molded case for your convenience. |
Alex Perry –
Can not faultNice set for the price
Anthony P. –
Really good value thanksReally good value thanks again
Paul Mac –
it depends.It is a mishmash of sizes which the manufacturers don’t seem to be able to differentiate between. this is a low buget set of taps and dies both metric and imperial (sometimes in the same tool) but its exactly what I wanted. I keep coming across bits of metal that don’t fit into a size properly. this set seems to be directed at fitting anything you may come across. good for the diy/don’t need very often/ just get the job done workshop. warning if your formular one mechanics or NASA engineers pay a bit more for your metal.
david titley –
Good value for moneyGood value for money always remember to use oil On them
Donald B Rayburn –
work niceok
Al Mundell –
Easy retap fouled threadsGood selection of tads & dies for all your projects
Robbie –
Worked for meBroke a bolt off in the thermostat of my car. Drilled it out and used this to fix the hole and install a new screw. Second time used to rethread the end of stripped axle on a mini bike. Had no issues worked like it should
Robert R. –
4-40 bit was not machined properly (burrs).As mentioned by a previous reviewer, the case isn’t very tight and the bits go everywhere. Ok so it was all shook up in the back of a delivery truck. Normally I wouldn’t care but metal thread on metal threads isn’t a good thing. Had them in my car from gf’s house to my house. All over the place again. I don’t drive a UPS truck with 300,000 miles on the suspension. I cut a piece of cardboard to match and it’s a little too tight but the cardboard is still fresh and hasn’t compressed any yet. In time it should make do or will be replaced with the foam lining stuff that goes inside of tool drawers.Second, the 4-40 bit has burrs on it. I could use the 4-40 die to clean the 4-40 tap but why should I have to out of the box? I haven’t looked at the dies to see how they are formed. A quick glance at the rest of the taps and they look ok. I needed the M10x1.0 and it looked and worked fine.These are cheap but then a 60 piece set at $35 or whatever will tell you that. If it was a $180 set, it would be going back. PERIOD.
Amazon Customer –
BlehTypical off-shore made stuff. Works for light duty stuff- Case is a nightmare.
Dave –
Good set for the priceI wish there was a couple more sizes in this kit and that the dies where not round as I didn’t notice before buying them, but they have worked great and have had no issues.