Set of 3 T-Handle T-Type Tap Wrenches with Solid Collet Jaws Review

They said the large T-handle has a 1/2" hole YOU ARE LYING! It's not even close. If you need a handle for large faucets, this isn't it!

Comes in a bag with tape. Inside this bag is another bag with three coded faucet handles and dirty oil and grease. It smells rancid. Otherwise I would buy everything else. stay away

The product I received had a lot of rust on the two handles, they must have been stored for a long time, also the clamping mechanism on the small faucet does not close properly. Not sure if for the price they would work very well for my needs, contacted support but no response.

Scratches easily but does the job. Used it to drill a hole in the stop spring hole with a Drill America #4-40 UNC HSS tap and used a 4-40 x 1/8" set screw for the cap. That damn spring won't go away. back to me.

I wouldn't waste your time on this. Super low quality. Mine had an imperfect finish on one of the handles and there was no locking ball holding it in place. The threads are very rough and I could not tighten the jaws enough to hold the tap in place without wobbling, even after cleaning and lubricating the chuck. I ended up getting a refund on my Amazon account without having to send it back. These end up in the trash can.

I bought to just remove a screw from the car and unscrew it. This T-handle does not hold easily and spins like a propeller. I would return these less than acceptable products but I twisted the handle to center it. I just wasted fifteen dollars and two hours of my life. Just another piece of shit. I'm going to throw these damn things away, so I'm tempted to waste extra time on this pathetic excuse for a toy.

They are almost identical to those sold in the late 1970's. There are 2 types; much more expensive with removable jaws and springs than these. For about thirteen bucks, they're great, all things considered. Remember everyone has 2 size ranges for different faucets. If you close the outer jaws and the faucet falls out, you must use the inner jaws. Release the clamp and push the tap deeper into the inner jaws. It makes the whole thing even more stable. They can handle the thread torque, but I…

Drain plug for cutting into the differential case. They are very small, impossible for the largest to open 1/4 inch let alone 1/2 inch. Maybe they measure differently. If you're dealing with much smaller faucets - #12 or smaller - they might work. I have no idea of their durability, they were just too small for what I needed. To return.

Note that these wrenches are not designed for heavy use (small, flimsy handles are the first sign). If you're looking for something you can really apply a lot of torque to, get a bigger, stronger wrench. I have them to keep handy on my workbench for light tapping (maybe up to 3/8" stuff) and reaming holes and they are perfect for that. I put several taps and reamers in each one and they seem reliable enough to use with bare hands.The knurling makes it easier to tighten/loosen the collet.If you…