Needed to extend the threads on some grade 8 (well really class 10.9) bolts. Die was the M12x1.25. Got all 10 bolts cut but did get harder towards the end. Probably won't ever need it again. It did save me about 60 bucks.

I used this to clean up buggered up trailer spindle threads that someone had smashed up in the past. Worked great; a lot easier than replacing the spindle and much cheaper than a new axle.I haven't used it a bunch, just a few times cleaning up threads, but it seems decent quality. Fits a 46mm or 1-13/16 socket.

Purchased to straighten wheel stud threads on a metric 14 bolt axle

I didn't break it so it must be pretty good

I damaged the threads on the front axle of my truck. I was able to repair the threads with this tool, which saved me from the cost of a new axle.

saved me money not having to buy a new axle

Very good product far price

Purchased the 5/8-24 good quality. To thread the barrel on my .308 works perfect the nut size is 1 1/4 would buy again for sure if i needed one of a different size

This is the sheerest and thickest die I have ever purchased 5 stars in my book???

Most of my die set you can tell what side to start with. This one I could not tell. But worked perfectly. A bit pricey but no one else had this odd size

I bought this for 1 very specific reason. I needed a way to clean the melted 3d printer filament from my nozzle threads as I swapped them out. This is absolutely perfect for the job! Most 3d printer hotend nozzles are m6 threads and it having wrench flats makes it easy to put in a vise. For the $ this is the best option for what I needed it to do.

Ordered M24x1.5 hex die to freshen/salvage the thread on a CV joint hub. It works as intended. $34 for one, Chinese-made tool, which will probably sit in my workshop drawer for another 10 years, unused. Take it or leave it, I was unable to find anything locally, and replacing the hub would easily cost close to $100.It does seem pretty robust, though. What I like is that it's thick enough to turn it with a large wrench onto. I didn't have any box wrenches or adjustables big enough to accomodate it, so I wound up using a monkey wrench. Not my best moment, but the job got done, and my BMW is back together.The hex dies that have the recessed area and matching bad reviews seem to be for smaller diameter threads.

Solid product that solved my issue!

Rethread some bolts