Assortments
You check the piece count and the sizing. Sizes run from 6x7 to 30x32. For drill bits, pick HSS or cobalt steel. Look at the finish and the hanging loop. The profile and connection shape your choice. Your workshop stays complete and tidy.
Tap and Die Set | M3 - M12 | 32 pcs.
Tap and Die Set | M1 - M2.5 | 31 pcs.
Tap and Die Set | M6 - M30 | 51 pcs.
Tap and Die Set | M6 - M24 | 45 pcs.
Empty Case for BGS 1893
Tap and Die Set | Inch Sizes | 1/4" - 1" | 45 pcs.
Tap and Die Set | Tin-Coated | M6 - M24 | 45-tlg.
Tap and Die Set | M2 - M18 | 110 pcs.
Empty Case for BGS 1900
Thread Cutting Set | M3 - M12 | 21 pcs.
Tap and Die Set | M3 - M12 | 32 pcs.
Drill / Tap and Die Set | HSS-G | 7 pcs
Metal empty Case for BGS 1926
Tap and Die Set | M3 - M12 | 44 pcs.
Thread cutting/HSS Drill Set | M3 - M12 / 2.5 - 10.2 mm | 16 pcs.
Tap Wrench for BGS 1987
Tap and Die Set | M3 - M12 | 56 pcs.
Tap and Die Set | Inch Sizes | 1/4" - 1/2" | 56 pcs.
Twist Drill / Tap Set | 14 pcs.
Tap and Die Set | Metric / Inch Sizes | 110 pcs.
Thread cutting sets for every job
What size do you need?
Thread cutting sets come in different sizes. From fine work with M1 to M2.5 to heavy work with M6 to M30. Always check the range of the set. That way you know you have the right thread size at hand. A set with metric thread covers the most common jobs. For special work, there are also sets in inch, from 1/4 inch to 1 inch.
What to look for when ordering?
The number of parts does not say everything. Look at the sizes included in the set. Some sets contain many parts, but just miss the sizes you use often. Also check if the set is complete. A good set contains both taps and dies. That way you can cut both external and internal thread. The storage case keeps everything tidy.
Which quality matters?
The material of the taps and dies determines how long they last. Choose sets made of high-quality steel. This tool withstands intensive use. Make sure the set suits the material you work on. For harder material, you need a heavier quality. A good set lasts for years and always delivers clean thread.
These sets fall under threading tools. If you prefer loose parts, look at taps and threading dies. You restore damaged thread with thread repair tools, and for a firm grip while cutting you use tool holders.