Where to buy individual Rethreader Taps/Chase

[carguy07]

Any idea where I can buy a M10 x 1.25 rethreader? I already have a kit and of course that size was not included.

This is what I'm looking for, but I can't find it on the net: http://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/TDT1025M/RETHREAD-TAP-M10X1-25/

Thanks!

 

[Buckgnarly]

Snap on website. Free shipping, cheap, and lifetime warranty.

 

[LB-1911]

Any idea where I can buy a M10 x 1.25 rethreader? I already have a kit and of course that size was not included.

This is what I'm looking for, but I can't find it on the net: http://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/TDT1025M/RETHREAD-TAP-M10X1-25/

Thanks!

Jawco is another source

Individual Metric Rethreading Taps
http://handtools.jawco.com/viewitem...ies-taps/individual-metric-rethreading-taps-2

Jaw Manufacturing Company is a leader in Thread Restoring Files and
Special Automotive Non-Powered Hand Tools
http://www.jawco.com/index.html

 

[wyckerman]

Snap on website. Free shipping, cheap, and lifetime warranty.

Ditto on this. I bought a couple of individual 7/16-20 rethreaders from the Snap On website recently and they have worked fantastically. About AU$5 each for the tap and die.

 

[6PTsocket]

Another vote for SnapOn i think that is even the size I bought.I also steered a friend there to fix a messed up thread on the lower end of his outboard I think they were actually in their catalog as Blue Point. As you probably know, they are almost all made by Lang/Kastar. You cannot beat free shipping and a price of a few bucks. I think I paid two and change but prices change.


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[carguy07]

Thank you! I didn't realize I could buy individual pieces from Snap On like that. I thought I had to chase down a truck or find random stuff on the net.

 

[PFSard]

Not that links always remain forever in the future, here is the link for Snap On rethreading taps and dies

https://store.snapon.com/RETHREADING-TAPS-AND-DIES-C629453.aspx

 

[6PTsocket]

It doesn't require much. You are not cutting but just pushing threads around and removing dirt. A lot of people make their their own from an inch series Grade 8 or metric class 10.9 bolt. Just cut some slots across the threads with something like a Dremel cut off wheel to make the flutes and maybe a wire wheel to remove any burrs. The real thing has a hex head and is more like a bolt than a tap, anyway.

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