Thread Wizard...

[Hypoid]

Anyone tried these?

http://www.threadwizard.us/

 

[rockclimber]

seems overpriced.

 

[Hypoid]

Yeah, if it was both for $25, I would have ordered already.

I like that it is rebuild-able. I wonder how long a set of brushes lasts.

 

[SuperB60ce]

This is all I ever need... https://store.snapon.com/U-S-Metric...cs-1-4-to-1-2-NF-NC-3mm-to-12mm--P644918.aspx

 

[xcm]

Yeah, if it was both for $25, I would have ordered already.

I like that it is rebuild-able. I wonder how long a set of brushes lasts.

Probably longer than the cheap shit looking handle.
x2 on the price, but it looks like crap like this belongs two places: 1) harbor freight, 2) being reviewed by youtube automotive celebrities.

 

[TRCM]

This is all I ever need... https://store.snapon.com/U-S-Metric...cs-1-4-to-1-2-NF-NC-3mm-to-12mm--P644918.aspx

Yeah, that works, but the chance of screwing it up is a lot higher......and you can take away metal unnecessarily that way.

Taps & dies are for making the threads.......thread chasers are for cleaning them up. They have a slightly smaller diameter and are not as aggressive so they won't cut into undamaged threads, but will remove rust & other stuff.

Something like this:

http://www.tooltopia.com/kastar-han...scplp6815346&gclid=CL6W_9aHtMkCFcGRHwod24UFQQ

 

[md21722]

The thread wizard looks neat but kind of gimmicky. All I ever use are thread chasers and a wire brush or wheel. Every mechanic I've ever known has a bench grinder with a wire wheel...

As far as I know that Snap On T&D set is made for Snap On by Hansen/Irwin. Amazon sells for about $250 with the drill bits...