60-Pc Master Tap and Die Set - Include SAE Inch Size #4 to 1/2” and Metric Size M3 to M12, Coarse and Fine Threads | Essential Threading Rethreading Tool Kit with Complete Accessories and Storage Case

Im a retired Quality Engineer and have wanted a set like this for decades. This kit has proved to be one of my wisest invests and Im so happy w the tap And thread making jobs ive done This is NOT a cheap set by no means and the value is enormous vs price. I am very pleased w this set and recommend it highly to any DIY garage/home work shop.

Gem of a tool.

My first tap snapped less than 5 minutes into using it getting stuck with no way to get it out without destroying what Im working on. Save your money as these are very cheaply made bits that do not hold up under a single use.

Probably a bit overkill for what is supposed to be a one-time use, but it never hurts having such a set in your toolbox. The gauge to measure a bolts pitch is really helpful in finding that I needed an M10 x 1.25 versus 1.50 that I originally thought I needed. Hopefully this set lasts me awhile!

I will start by saying I think Ive only written one Amazon review before this one after hundreds of products purchased here. Im making an exception for this absolute piece of ****. Let me also say I am a diesel technician of over ten years so its not like I dont know how to use a tap and die set. After 2 bolts and one nut here is my experience. 2 dies that completely destroyed the threads on both mild steel bolts. Keep in mind I was just chasing threads, not cutting new ones. 1 tap that after a single use is already worn to the point of not being usable a second time. The fact that I couldnt even clean up threads with this kit speaks volumes. Zero chance this kit could cut new threads on anything save for like, copper or tin maybe? Once? DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS CRAP. Buy a decent quality set and save yourself time and a headache.

Its very useful for my business projects

Nice economic set for the garage

Love the set ! A must if you have a BMW

Just tapped out a couple M8 size holes where i broke a couple bolts on my Toyota. Worked like new by the end of the second bolt.

Ive had a collection of different dies and taps kicking around my shop, but seems I never could find the right size or thread when I needed it. Decided to invest a little money in what seems to be a pretty complete kit. Well have to see how they work and last. The one thing I did almost immediately is I glued the form insert that comes with it onto the top cover. This prevents all the components from falling out of their respective slots which I found out the hard way happens if you dont put the form back when you fold it up.