Tap and Die Set Bituxx JBC-M058-1 — 58 pieces (M2–M12) in metal case

Bituxx JBC-M058-1 — 58 pieces (M2–M12) in metal case is a comprehensive metric tap and die set designed for cutting, repairing and cleaning internal and external threads on metal and plastic parts. The kit includes a selection of taps and dies covering metric sizes from M2 to M12, together with a tap wrench, die stock and additional accessories, all supplied in a metal case for organised storage and safe transport. This set is intended for workshop, maintenance and DIY tasks requiring thread creation and restoration.

Advantages

The set provides a wide range of metric sizes from M2 to M12 in a single kit, reducing the need to buy individual taps and dies. A metal case protects tools from damage, keeps components organised and simplifies transport. Inclusion of both tap and die handles along with accessories enables immediate use without sourcing additional holders. The tools are suitable for working with common metals and plastics, allowing versatile application in repairs and fabrication.

Suitable for

• Cutting new internal and external metric threads (M2–M12)
• Repairing damaged or worn threads on metal and plastic parts
• Maintenance and service work in workshops and facilities
• DIY projects and small-scale fabrication

Key specifications

• Content: 58 pieces including taps, dies, tap wrench, die stock and accessories
• Metric thread range: M2 to M12
• Storage: metal case for organised storage and transport
• Intended materials: suitable for metal and plastic parts
• Applications: cutting, repairing and cleaning internal and external threads

How to use

Select the appropriate tap or die for the desired metric size (M2–M12). Secure the workpiece and, for internal threads, mount the selected tap in the tap wrench; for external threads, fit the die into the die stock. Apply suitable cutting fluid if working with metal to reduce friction and improve thread finish. Turn the tool steadily, reversing periodically to clear chips and prevent clogging. After cutting, clean the thread and store tools back in the metal case to maintain organisation and protect the set.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting fluid for metal threading, clamp workpieces securely to avoid movement, and advance tools with steady, controlled strokes. Inspect taps and dies for wear before use and clean chips from flutes regularly to prolong tool life and ensure consistent thread quality.