Besides the audio being too low, this is actually one of the best die demos on KZread. Thanks.

Real informative, I've just learned how to use a tap & die set. Thank you so much.

thanks so much, used this tutorial to fix the shifter in my car. simple and easy to understand thanks

Outstanding tutorials! Thank you for taking the time to share your expertise!

excellent video with good tips

Informative clear and concise videos, thank you.

Very helpful, thanks!

Great tutorial. Thanks

I watched part one and part two .. thank you so much for the video

very nice tutorial ;thanks

Thank you !

Thank you

Great video, you explanation is very clear! I'm curious is it possible to to use a die set to resize an exsiting bolt smaller (ie from a 3/8" to 1/4")? I actually have a need to create a special bolt, part threaded 3/8" coarse, and the other part 1/4" fine

looks very good for those do it yourselfers.

Thank you for posting, what tap and die set do you recommened? What price range will get a decent set? Alloy Steel or Carbon Steel? any name brands to look into, usage will be once in a great while. Thanks once again.

hi i have a question. I crossthreaded just a little bit of the beginning on a bolt for the strut of my car. Can i use a tap and die to just fix the crossthreaded part in the beginning(about 2-4 treads)? Also how far do i have to turn the die, all the way past the crossthreaded part and through the good thread?

It seems really easy to turn the treader… Is it a soft metal bolt? Would it be that easy with one of the most solid metals? (The highest grade bolts?)

can i use the die tool to create inner threading to?

I was always wondering what and how to use a tap and die set ... not anymore; Thanks.

thinking about doing this method to remove studs that are stuck on engine,do you think it will work

I was thinking of maybe the two nut method, you know this way?

i meant to make bolts instead of repairing them

thnx but never mind about the inner threads i said it wrong

Part 2 is good also, but your volume is much less

will doing this require you to use a slightly smaller nut/thread

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+Sektor cyrax wondering the same

Thanks for the video, audio is low as mentioned.

Try using headphones. That's what I did. The sound is clearly audible then.

volumes really low on part 2

ye barely any volume at all = but good vid on the first

Man, you need to mount that vise to something; bolt that vise down to something you don't mind scratching up!! You are destroying your nice wood table just to do a video showing us a process which there are thousands or maybe even hundreds of thousands of other people with videos on KZread showing how to do the same thing. I'd say, that's dedication to your viewers and hell to pay for you to your wife for screwing up the nice table! Or did you just buy her a big fat diamond to take her mind off the scratches you made in the table to shoot a video? LOL, thanks for the video.

oh... that sucks great video just terrible sound

dude i can not FKN hear you!!!!!!!!!! wow