60-Pc Master Tap and Die Set - Include SAE Inch Size #4 to 1/2†and Metric Size M3 to M12, Coarse and Fine Threads | Essential Threading Rethreading Tool Kit with Complete Accessories and Storage Case

Nice tap and die set.. Vast size range.. Performing fine.. Good packaging and delivery.. Good Purchase.. you can go for it..

Tools are very good, for average day to day usage in Tapping But other then that, the Case is very loose, it doesn't hold tools right, and when the case came all tools were very messy inside it, have arrange all tools again and once I packed and lifted it up and opened again, it was again messy.. so 1-star less for Carry Case and 4-star for tools although they are not top notch quality but good quality for the Price.

Good Quality giving 4 star because the bits slip out of position in the box sometimes

Very poor quality and substandard material. Stay away.

Timely delivery,good quality

This is the best hobbyist grade set I've found on Amazon. It compares directly to very similar sets costing twice as much and delivers performance of much more expensive sets for non-pro use. Yes, "non-pro" is difficult to define. But if you only need the occasional thread chased or hole tapped, this set is all you need. (On the other hand, if you need to do actual, regular machining tasks and you're looking to save some money -- you REALLY need to save up and buy pro tools. You won't get there wasting your money a bit at a time on hobby-grade.) The machining on the taps and dies is clean and crisp. I inspected each piece and didn't find any crunchy bits worth noting. The handles are just ok -- I've broken tap handles of this type before. The T-handle is an exception as it is quite solidly constructed. The handles are easily addressed by buying higher quality stand-alone handles for this set. I noted several negative reviews based on the case and, yes, it is basic quality. But the seller is apparently listening because they have more/less exactly followed one reviewer's recommendation to add a piece of layered foam to hold the taps in place when the lid is closed. It works well and, although the taps all lay loose in their 'slots' (it's really a tray as there is no retention at all), none move when the lid is closed. (FWIW: I recommend hot gluing the provided foam insert to the lid so its not floating around when open.) I do wish the slots gripped the bits as they are subject to jumping out if the case is tilted/knocked while the lid is open. But look, these are minor nits on what is otherwise a surprisingly well machined set -- and a great value at this price. If you're not a pro, my advice is buy this set, replace the handles when ready and replace any heavily used taps or dies with high quality when you wear one out. In this way you minimize investment on a set full of pieces you're unlikely to ever use and you can focus additional money on quality exactly where you need it. Recommended. (Just be careful not to drop that case!)

Good set

en uno de los apartados dice que trae rosca m12 X 1.5, me confie con esa descripcion y no trae ni machuelo ni tarraja de esa medida

Very useful piece of tools. quality looks good for light work. The only problem I faced is ... no missing items in term of quantity .... BUT ... one size was missing and another size was duplicated. Most probably while packing the box there was some human error. Other than that .... I like it

Don't listen to the other reviews that complain about this set. If you are a weekend warrior looking to tap a few holes every now and then, this set will do the trick, at a very reasonable cost. Here's some tweaks to help resolve some issues mentioned in other reviews: -Leave the foam piece in the box that it comes with, and nothing will shift around when carrying. -Use drops of blue or red Loctite on the tap handle threads, to keep them from unscrewing during operation. -Put a little grease on the threads of the small tap handle collet. This will make gripping taps a smoother process. A tap is only as good as your technique. Do the following to get good threads every time: -Use the correct tap drill size! Look up a printable chart on google images, and tape it on the wall above the toolbox. -Use tapping oil, like Tap Magic. A little container goes a long way, and makes all the difference in the world. Apply a couple drops to every hole you tap. If tapping steel, you'll want to apply several drops throughout. -Check the tap alignment, front and back, left and right, before starting to cut the threads. -Turn the tap 1/2 a turn or less, and back it out slightly to break the chip. If you are doing a deeper hole, or tapping steel, you will need to remove the tap periodically for cleaning and re-oiling. -Blow out the threaded holes before usage; remaining chips and particles in them can cause galling during use. -Do the same for the dies, but make sure the starting workpiece OD is correct! Periodic removal isn't necessary, since you can clean these out with compressed air externally. Definitely still use oil! Do all of that, and you will be please with this set. Hope that helps.