uxcell Adjustable Tap Wrench Handle, for Metric M1-M12 W1/16-1/2 Taps, Thread Tap Holder Reamer Hand Tapping Tool for Machinist Repair, Medium Carbon Steel Handle with Nickel Plated

Very nice set and works great

This handle works fine and mounts to the taps as expected but when you clamp a tap into the handle it's obvious that it's a little crooked. They do not mount at a 90 degree angle. It's not enough to make a difference for a hand tool but it's noticeable and worth noting. Other than that the tool works as advertised and at a reasonable cost.

I can't attest to uses other's might have for this wrench handle but if you plan on carving through a chunk of metal, a sturdy table, a mount to hold item in place, and a lot of muscle is necessary. Thank god I have a bulky teammate. The handle gripped my tap pretty well, lol, and was pretty simple to use. Needed it for a senior project, and I don't have a large machine to make the groves so this handle came in clutch.

Great product excellent quality

T handle is not machined to very high standards you get what you pay for.

This is a pretty poorly made. The tolerances are sloppy, and that makes it hard to adjust this tool. Additionally, despite being tagged as expanding up to 1/2", a 1/2" tap doesn't fit. And ironically, being a threading tool, the threads on the handles are cut all janky. In general, just buy something else.

Awesome

While repairing a LiFePO4 battery lug (nuked due to my incompetence), I got this tap wrench. It worked, and that was the big thing. It did NOT hold the tap securely, and felt like it was loosening during use. Oh well.....it held the tap much better than a short crescent wrench, and did the job for a fair price.

Conforme a la description

Muy pequeño. No oara mucha fuerza.

Good tap worked good, except the hole on was wider than 10mm so this barely made any difference

Very usefull for small tap.. not recommended for bigger tap like m6 to m12

Threads are kind of crunchy, knurling on the handles are rough, and the jaws have a lot of play to them until they're screwed down. I don't expect it to last many uses