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Features
- 105 Metric Taps/Dies: M2-M18
- Repair and create new thread functions
- Provide a carrying case for easy carrying and storage
- Professional accessories, with good hardness, strength and durability
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Feature
High Quality
This set of Metric Tap and Die Set is made of 45 steel material, all cutting teeth are precision machined and precision heat treated, durable.
70 X Taps
A total of 70 taps from M2 to M18, complete in size, to meet the needs of your work.
35 X Dies
A total of 35 dies from M2 to M18, complete in size, to meet the needs of your work.
Wide Application
Due to its wide adaptability, the tap and die can be perfectly suitable for most metal applications.
Anthony Harrison
2025-09-01 10:50:07
Save me in a pinch when working in my Nissan Xterra
scot huggins
2025-08-17 10:47:51
This is well worth the money. I shouldn't have wasted money on smaller kits from Harbor Freight in the past. Don't get me wrong I love Harbor Freight. But this kit is complete and is good quality.
Steven
2025-08-01 10:06:15
I've rebuilt a Yamaha and Kawasaki that were both in really rough rusted shape, this absolutely saved me.
robert wasiqi
2025-07-09 15:39:28
The only thing the first set I received some of the tap bits got loose and hit each other and damaged the taps and one was broken , I tried to exchange for another one but it didn’t let me so I did a return and ordered another one
José Alma
2025-05-01 15:02:52
It is a complete set of town perfect reconditioned great quality beautiful presentation it is really professional it really helped me out of a problem with strip steering gear or rack and pinion however you want to call it it is 100% accurate and for the price you cannot beat it
Jarren Bobillot
2025-04-17 11:21:20
Repeats all of the taps to make you think you are getting more variety. The case is garbage. I feel swindled.
R. W.
2025-02-12 11:58:07
I bought this to have on hand if I ever need to do some metric threading. Looks like everything is well made, so it should be just fine.
Jon H
2025-01-31 11:07:13
I understand the whole "you get what you pay for", but manufacturing in the modern day should be able to get past these discrepancies. The cutting edges on about half the tools aren't sharp at all and have this excess material on them. A closer look on some of the taps shows a lack of cutting edge when compared to more expensive taps.
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