great purchase

Used to clean up some damaged 5--40 threads. Did the job.

Good quality

This saved one of half axles after I had idiotically taken a hammer to it without having the nut on it.

Sper cool

Used to repair a crank shaft on a lawn mower and it worked great.

Awesome exactly what I needed when I needed it!

Good product.

Has worked well for multiple uses rethreading. Haven't used it for cutting brand new threads, so take that with a grain of salt.I like the hex design so you don't need to buy a 3/4 die stock. I used jam nuts to hold the threads in a vise and turned the die on with a crescent wrench.

Will not thread onto new bolt!!! Don't waste your money!!

The outside Dimension is too large for the die handle. It was me to an improper spec. Bottom line it's greater than 1 inch. I guess quality control doesn't count anymore.

Advertised as standard RH threads and received LH threads. Completely useless.

well belt

It did the job

Saved me a lot of extra work on not replacing the wheel studs/bolts.

I ordered the 27x1.5 die to re-thread the damaged end of a CV axle in a customer's BMW X5. I had to borrow a 50mm socket to drive it with, but when done, I have usable threads and can re-install the axle.

Threading die didn't fit any of my T- handles. But die is heavy duty and works well with an adjustable wrench.

Repaired and cleaned very-badly rusted/pitted/dented threads on an abused bench grinder in less than 5 minutes. Impressed.

correct sizing, good quality. only used once, but it saved my butt, didnt have to replace an axle.

Pictures show before and after.I've been living with a bit of thread damage that I didn't get ahead of on my spindle thread and one fateful evening fueled by a bit too much coffee I tightened my ER25 collet nut a wee bit too tight on a warm spindle. When I came back to do a toolchange, the collet nut had cooled but the spindle threads retained enough heat that an enthusiastic attempt to loosen the nut around the slightly heat-expanded spindle threads deformed the collet nut and then dragged the deformation across all of the threads, severely damaging an irreplaceable component of the spindle.Faced with a 4-6 week lead time for a new $400 spindle from China or a 1-2 week lead on a $1000 domestic replacement, I decided to attempt to rethread the spindle with this $40 die that arrived within two days.2 excruciatingly stressful hours of mashing through my threads and a can of WD-40 later, my spindle is in fighting shape again with no concerning vibrations. I chucked in a 1/4 tool blank and there is no wobble whatsoever. The crests are still damaged but the roots are very crisp and clean.