You Need This Tool In Your Repair Shop!
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- You Need This Tool In Your Repair Shop!
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You can use as a washer sizes too. From # 6 to 1/2 inch washer etc.
Brilliant. A kit like this will surely save a lot of frustration. Thank you!
Also you need a drill bit gauge. So you can identify Dia of bolts and drill bit. Plus that set of gauge you got on sheek.
nice set...I think better than the necklace one in some ways...
cheers
Tap N die sets have the measuring tools in a similar style to the spark plug gap checker. Use them often
Done deal although I ordered the larger kit with 44 pieces. Thanks for the vid.
even better!
Just did the same thing, bought a 44 piece set.. I have become a bit of an hobby mechanic.. doing a bit of work on our own lawn & power equipment and ATVs and some times finding the correct nut or bolt can be a real PITA..
I really like your tool reviews. This one is a must have if you do any of this. Another good one dony
Thanks! Needed this for a long time now, just never new how bad! Nice video!!
I just ordered one on Amazon. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve needed this. I always have to take a bolt to Home Depot and if you need to know the threads in a bolt hole like say, in an engine or machine you’re screwed unless you want to drag it to the store with you. This will be a huge time saver.
When I was working as a Parten Maker we had three gages on a fold-out similar tohickness gages. I still have one and use it occasionally.
Nice handy tool to have on hand Thank you for the video
Definitely must have. Thanks donyboy73 enjoy your day 😊🦅🦅🦅👏😁
The difference in the sets are the material they are made of. I’m going to get a stainless steel set! 👍 I think the aluminum sets would be more vulnerable to getting nicked up. 🤷♂️
For the price, look at thread chaser sets. Two tools for the price of one, but chasers may be a bit awkward in tight spaces.
Just bought the same one a while back, really handy
Thank You, I just order a set.
Well this just got added to my Christmas list!
How you doing my friend UA-cam great work
Thank you for finding / showing this individual set . A person will certainly have their choice whether to choose the set on the cable or the set individual which may be handier . I’ve come across one example recently . I was almost sure but didn’t want to guess. I needed to confirm the size for a wheel cylinder . While under a car , it would be challenging to use the set on the cable . That would prompt someone to cut the cable and remove , in a pinch . Well , the individual set allows someone to quickly check thread pitch . The set on the cable would probably be useful in a store where fasteners are sold . But again , we would have our choice .
I appreciate that you’ve made this video for our benefit . All your videos are for our benefit and very much appreciate your sharing .
Yes , to confirm that we need to be vigilant when it comes to course and fine thread pitch . This can / will happen with metric and SAE .
I know I’ve made this error and I’ve a feeling that this may be a common mistake if we are not careful .
All in all , it is a good investment to have one of these sets since using a tap and die set to check thread doesn’t always go smooth .
A rethreading or chaser tap and die set works better but is another expense to a diy’er if not used commonly and price justification is an issue . Either of these thread checkers will save money in that fashion and time as well . They would definitely have their place in a lot of tool chests .
That is a great product Dony. I'll be looking for that one. Thanks for the great video
Very nice! A good Christmas gift for my son
I appreciate it!
I was literally thinking about one of these today. I didn't realize they made them without the wire. Thanks
Also I can see how that would help went you need to figure bolts for heli. ..coil.. for a hole.
Yes, the box set is good for what you were using it for the wire set is supposed to hang on something and be used for nuts and bolts or gas, hydraulic and break lines. I work at Advance Auto and we have the same wire set and that’s what it is used for.
I did receive the one on the cable the other day, but instead of returning it, I'll cut the cable and make a stand out of wood for it. Give me something to do when I have nothing to do.
Thank you so much.
Yeah, I need one of those kits, Thanks for the good video
I always trust you advice Donny .
I will try it out in my workshop thanks men!
I tried the set with the cable and found it kinda awkward, I still had time to return it for free and bought the 44 pc with the case. More money but way better when you are in tight places. Should arrive from Amazon in 10 days. Thanks for the updated video.
I have always admired your organized tool/parts wall that shows behind you in many of your videos. It compliments the quality of all your work.
This set makes more sense then the other set. Nice kit.
Thanks Dony
After seeing your other video on this little gadget. I went on Amazon and bought the individual style in your video you are talking about. It’s a great tool to have.
I tried ordering it online from Canada to usa but they don’t deliver it so then I tried ordering from the USA web site and it goes blank. I have the one on the cable but the one you show in the. Ade is more user friendly. Update , I finally tried Amazon again and was able to order the set in the plastic container in the red set., thanks Donny.
I have the cable sets. I also have a good hardware collection. Sometimes to get around the limitation of using the cable set in a threaded hole in close quarters I just try bolts til I find the guy that fits. But you could also cut the cable so the checkers are loose and make a holder for them by drilling holes into some scrap wood. Or if you prefer you can cut the cable and get one of those screw on cable clamps and still store them on the cable.
And one more thing - you can’t have enough of those magnetic trays. Super cheap stocking stuffer for any klutz like me!
Thanks!!!
Thank You dony boy ( Ron
Just what I need for Christmas, a nut size checker.
I got the set with wire , was looking at the plate one but not at that price lol also have the lug nut sizes too on the cable. i started with a nut n bolt to check sizes to this set
Cool tool! Def buying
That
Set!
It's so frustrating going back and forth from standard to metric, then they go ahead and have the different versions of a metric thread. That's a nice organized kit. 👍
Nice . Mines on the cable . Both standard and metric
Glad you posted this video on this tool for your help with thread checker.for nuts and bolts
I learned yesterday that there is also the pitch you have to be concern with. How would you address that issue? Thanks.
I find out something I need to know about on every video you put you do!! Thank you so much Donyboy 73 ❤😊
Thanks Dony! Will be pick up 2 for the house and shop!
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Excellent!
Great idea, I have the set threaded on a cable. It hasn't been too difficult to use. After all, you're often looking for a bolt to match so you select the correct bolt with the female side of the threaded part, then try the new bolt out on the engine. So, you don't often have to spin the whole threaded cable. Even so, if I was buying it now I'd probably get the case without the cable as you show here.
Only problem is the kit (non-cabled) on Amazon is 70 bucks!! :0.
You could take the set of the chain and put in a custom case.
Learned a few new things today from you video. I really appreciate all of your tool reviews and how you honestly tell us your viewers that you had made an occasional mistake. That's really endearing to me as a gal trying to get jobs done knowing hey we all have a learning curve. Good job 😉😊
Great timing. I just bought this set but with a yellow case and different brand names, but otherwise identical. My set also included a cable in case you wanted to string them together. Personally, I like the case better because the foam pad is well marked.
I never knew these tool sets ever existed, so thanks for sharing!
Thank you again sir another variation of a great tool
Hold out and get the bigger kit with 23/21 pieces metric and standard. It’s more expensive but you’ll have a larger selection of sizes. Donyboys kit is the smaller one.
I would have just cut the wire cable in the first set. Great info though. Thanks for sharing.
Them thread set you got of thread ck is cool . But them 120 for a pair of cable cutter. You can get Klein or channel locks for like 30 to 40. Bucks . And harbor freight has some a lot cheaper . Especially if you are going to use them for rope. Or. Hoses etc. On. That's kind of material they will last a long time . For 120 I can buy 6 pr. Of cheaper ones with lifetime warranty.
I worked at one of our company's research facilities for 10 years. Labs had specialized lab equipment built in the U.K. We typically referred to their fasteners or fittings as British Standards Threads but were corrected to BSW. Good luck finding them from U.S. vendors.
I just ordered the cable kit. I was looking at the aluminum plate style, but didn’t want the bulk of a big plate.
This is a nice kit. Didn’t see them on Amazon when I was looking.
Excellent tip. Donny. I’ve had one for years. Cable type and yes, if you are checking a thread sticking out of a block or something, the cable is awkward. Might have to get the boxed set now. One thing, that first size is not 8/32nd. It is #8 (diameter) by 32 threads per inch. Not sure where that standard came from.
Thanks for this recommendation! I could have used this so many times over the last few years!
I have one of the flat plastic ones. Have definitely done my fair share of counting how many threads per inch...
This would be so much easier.
Adding to my Christmas list :)
I have one of those on a string, and the only minor trouble with it is the plastic beads between the thread checkers get brittle and break easily.
I guess this would be handy in a busy commercial shop, but you can always just go to your nuts & bolts cabinet and use an ordinary screw or nut to test the unknown thread.
👍👍👍.Thanks
Nice Set Don. I just finished painting a red rim around all my 10mm sockets. 3/8 Normal (SAE) size have Green ones.
Nail Polish works after degreasing.
I liked the tool review. I like your other tool with the thread checker but I like the Ewongee better as it comes in a box and easier to use. I do a lot of repairs and can't go every time to the hardware store to check the thread. I have bought the wrong size before and ended up keeping the the bolts for another project. Having this tool on site is great, minimizes the mistake. Keep up the tool reviews, I like them.
Problem with metric is German is different than Swedish etc.
Has to so with thread shape. Some threads go to a point others have a flat spot instead.
Great tool tip video Don, at the start I though you were going to show us the 'Lang Thread Repair' kit which is also a great tool set to have for restoring damaged threads.
Definitely rather have the set without the wire. Just more convenient.
Great option, Don! It *_is_* awkward using the string! Wish I knew these were available when I purchased mine, but those likely cost a lot more and I think the range of mine is more complete. I bought them to know sizes of screws and grub screws to buy, but have used them to tap screw holes since.
I like to make my own kits.
Now we're talking!
One minor mistake in what you said. You mentioned six thirty seconths . 6-32 actually represents a number six size fastener and the 32 represents 32 threads to the inch, not thirty seconths of an inch.
Great looking kit though.
US LINK NOT WORKING
The US link is not working?
My life was ruined because I didn't have the right threads!!! But never too late❤😮 thankyou
How do I get to your parts
Don it says the US link is invalid??
Your link is wrong, takes me to “X”!
Censorship by US and Google.
No. @@gordbaker896
Link sent me to X. Went to amazon and searched on the name. Ordered the 44 piece set.
Show your Tap Set
Why do all your affiliate links want to ship to Balzac T4B 2T?
I got an “invalid address” error for the USA link. Please redo.
I liked the idea of the kit in the case until I clicked the link....... 70 bucks?? Hell, I'll just buy another kit on a cable, cut them off and make my own case/holder!!
But thanks for the vid, Donny! 👍
I just added a link to a cheaper one
@@donyboy73 Sweet!! Thanks, Don!
USA link not working for me
Thanks, just fixed it.
👍
The set in the case would actually be more user friendly
With my luck in the heat of battle I would slowly lose them.
USA link does not work fyi...
Fakespot gives the Amazon review a F grade. Reviews state the paint wears off the labels.
Strange how they do not reduce the fractions in just some of the Standard or Imperial mode pieces to their lowest term (ie. 6/32" reduces to 3/16", 8/32" reduces to 1/4", etc. I thought orientals were good in math 🤣😂
6-32 and 8-32 is not a fraction. it is a #6 and #8 bolt with 32 threads per inch.
That should have told you, that those are not fractions. The 6 is "#6 diameter" and the 32 is threads per inch. Same system as 1/4-20. Diameter then thread pitch.
I think it doesn’t go fractional until after #10. So it is handy to have a drill gauge or a great memory. Just another good reason to use metric.
@@davidduma7615 You are right! I took 4 years of what we called "machine shop" where we used metal lathes, vertical and horizontal milling machines, micrometers, a small forge, etc. in high school between 1973 and 1977. We learned the nomenclature to use taps and dies correctly and cut our own threads. It threw me off that Dony seems to have said "six-thirty secondths" at about the 1:11 mark. The manufacturers should have included the "#" symbol for "#6 diameter, etc.
It’s not 6/32!!! It’s a number 6 with 32 threads per in!!!
Definitely handy and the price is reasonable. You can kind of get away with using the classic gauge that comes with most tap/die kits most of the time though.