Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Set Maschi e Filiera 86 Pezzi per Filettatura Assortimento di Elicoidi per Riparazione di Filettature, Filiere e Maschi in Acciaio al Tungsteno, Tap e Die Set 86 Pezzi Misure Differenti

la caja de transporte no agarra bien algunas piezas

Goede prijs/kwaliteit verhouding

So far, i'm a happy camper.

Looks to be good quality and price was good. I haven’t used yet is the reason for the stars

muy buena calidad y muy buen precio

Great set, has a vast range of sizes and easy to transport. Seems very durable

The quality of the taps looks good, and now I have taps for almost any threads! The quality of the plastic case is actually pretty bad. The locks is not tight, so I would not trust them. There were also one taps loose inside the case when I opened it. It cannot click back on its case. Would rather pay some more for better quality on the case.

Pros: Many sizes from very small to large with many pitch and TPI. Perfect to make new threads on soft metals like Aluminum, Copper Brass etc... Useful to use as thread chaser or thread cleaner. Cons: The Dies and Taps made of soft metal and cannot make new threads on steel. Some Dies and Taps need to be deburred before used. Some Dies and Taps are missing and populated by double already included.

Good value comprehensive set of metric taps and dies. I haven't checked them all yet, and I have heard some of the pieces aren't the best quality, but I can't confirm this comment.

I bought this set to obtain some of the fine metric sizes, and to double up on some common metric sizes. The steel is a chrome moly type tools steel (NOT HSS) and done in typical chinese quality for the price range. I found 6 of the taps, and 4 of the dies were unusable due to malformed thread, or manufacturing defects (thread not square to axis, burrs in machining hardened in place, cutting edges not formed properly) Most of the smaller size taps (say 5mm or less) were not a sharp as a P&N/ SUtton HSS tap, but also considerably cheaper - so resharpen, or use with care. Sizes above 5mm were generally OK and those bigger than 9mm were comparable to the older kincrome sets. Tap wrenches, die stocks appear to be steel under the paint, so should be adequate. I would reccomend for 5mm and up in non ferrous metal work, but go gentle in steel or smaller sizes. For a one off unusual size it may be price effective, but if tapping a lot of 6,8,10,12mm holes, it would be worth upgrading the taps to HSS based ones. NOTE - After sales service - Vevor obvioulsy don't really understand how these tools are used, but their sales support people really tried to sort this out, and did try to substitute the faulty taps/ dies, but found their floor stock had similar issues. They escalated to their supplier, and compensated me for the unusuable components