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

Its good value for the money. It isnt the best set on the market but for a good kick around set these do the trick. The pitch is good on the threads, the threads are clean, and like anything else related to metal working its a good idea to use a decent oil.

Seemed brittle ,hard to get started. Broke one handed.

have not used yet,but is a great price for the set.

I used on my engine needed to clean up bolt threads and crankshaft threads

Theres a guy at the too of the page that wrote a review about this set. He said to take your time, use tap magic oil with these, and of course, use the right drill bit for your taps. He was absolutely correct. I followed his advice and my taps came out perfectly. In between taps, I took a wire brush and cleaned the shavings off of the tap before continuing to the next. I had no problems. I know Ill have this set for years to come.

Very satisfied with purchase! Great price! Already used it, Seems to be good quality! I would recommend to other to buy!

Gift for my Son that works on rebuilding engines as a Hobby... He says good quality and will get the job done, he is happy with the product

Paid for themselves the first time out of the box. A good box, sturdy, tough.

I don’t make a living with these tools but decent enough for a few uses

I had very low expectations for this set, given the price. Nevertheless, I was still let down. The Good: - The thread gauges seem fine :D - The taps look serviceable, but dont expect long tool life The Bad: - Most of the dies (especially the smaller ones) have a burr rolled over on to the cutting edge, rendering it impossible for them to cut threads. If they simply reversed the direction of the thread mill so the burr was rolled over onto the trailing edge, they could have gotten away with not deburring the dies. Or, just use a sharp thread mill. - The holes on the dies are not centered well. - The T-handle does not have a center on the back; instead, a set screw for retaining the tommy bar. The Ugly: - The detailed description does correctly list what is present, but the overview description implies that both coarse and fine metric taps/dies are present. In reality, a single fine metric tap and die are present (M10x1.0). Looks like most of the UNF are present though. - Theres a confused, lonely 1/8 NPT in this set for some reason, trying to find its family. - There are UNC/UNF taps and dies interspersed with the metric ones. The label is imprinted on the plastic, so it was not just an accidental misarrangement. - The labels on the dies are very inconsistent--some are engraved, some laser etched, different font sizes, etc...almost like this set was cobbled together from the leftovers of other sets. - The handles all feel like theyre made of chromed maxcheapium. - The die handle has this silly little lens to help guide the die, except this thing is so fiddly its even harder to use than to ignore.