Teng Tools Tap and Die Set - TTDTD34

Best current price£189.00from eBay
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£189.00Visit shop Teng Tools Tap and Die Set TT2 34 Pieces 3mm to 12mm c/w drills
Visit shop
Best current price£189.00from eBay
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
eBay£189.00Visit shop Teng Tools Tap and Die Set TT2 34 Pieces 3mm to 12mm c/w drills
Visit shop1 offer from £189.00
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
This guide is for anyone using the Teng Tools TTDTD34 Tap and Die Set. It helps you understand the tools included and how to use them for threading and repairing threads. Note that this set is designed for metric threads only.
| Model Part Number | TTDTD34 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Teng Tools |
Apply cutting fluid liberally to the tap or die and the workpiece. This helps to reduce friction, prevent heat buildup, and improve the quality of the threads.
While the set can be used on stainless steel, it is crucial to use a cutting fluid specifically designed for stainless steel. This will improve the tool's performance and longevity.
This is a difficult situation. You may need to use a tap extractor tool, or potentially drill out the tap. Be very careful to avoid damaging the surrounding material.
You will need to use a tap drill size chart. These charts specify the correct drill size for each tap size. You can find tap drill size charts online or in most tool catalogs.
Clean the tools after each use. Store them in the case to prevent damage and corrosion. Apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust.
The mini palm ratchet provides additional control and leverage, especially in tight spaces where a standard tap wrench or handle may not fit or provide sufficient access.
Ensure you are using the correct size, applying sufficient cutting fluid, and turning the tool in a smooth, steady motion. If the material is too hard, consider using a different tool or material.
Make sure the tap or die is started straight and is aligned with the existing hole or surface. Apply steady pressure and avoid forcing the tool. Consider using a pilot hole of the correct size.