



Drill America DWTT1/2-13 1/2-13 Carbon Steel Taper Tap (Pack of 1), DWT Series, Uncoated (Bright)
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Steve P.
> 24 hourWould not retap nut but it may not be taps fault this was a special type nut, keeping anyway for what ever I may need a big 1 1/4 tap for. Nicely packed in its own plastic box.
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True S. Ray
> 24 hourI really wish they could have been supplied in high speed steel, instead of carbon steel. I tap some tough materials, and I have concerns how long these will hold up.
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Safety Decal Unlimited
> 24 hourFast Prime delivery and solid unit. Thank you
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Brenda Frankhouser
> 24 hourWorks great for the price
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Michael Nelson
> 24 hourThis procuct met all of my expectations and was useful in the application I needed it for.
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rm98119
> 24 hourMy first/only use of these so far was to tap some holes in brass, drilled about 1-1.5 inches deep down the length of 2 brass rod (so the holes were not through-holes, and required bottom tapping). These got the job done with no fuss. Mileage may vary on harder metals, but I had no problems getting these holes tapped perfectly in brass with these taps using a little cutting lubricant (did them slowly by hand). For the money, I felt it was good value to get all 3 varieties.
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Jesse James
> 24 hourThe bottoming tap cutting edges were not formed properly or were rolling over.
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Janette Cherba
> 24 hourI used this to chase threads in blind holes in an automotive cast iron housing prior to reassembly. It did the job I needed and after waiting for more than two weeks for the local hardware to obtain one of these taps, I had this one through amazon to use in two days for slightly less cost.
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Hugh Lee Helmly IV
> 24 hourrare size tap, did what i needed it to
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A Customer
> 24 hourI expected a cheap tap, given the price, but this 1-8 tap still disappointed me. I used it to chase an already threaded hole in cast iron, way down in a deep well. It would not fit in my Lisle tap socket. The nominal spec for the flats on a 1 tap is .600; I measure my other 1 taps at .595+-.001. This one was .603 one way and .602 the other; too big for a tap socket. I had to mutilate it on a belt grinder to get it to fit.