Thread chasing/cleaning
Discussion
Hello, I'm after some recommendations please from people who've used thread chasing/cleaning tools.
I'm looking for a thread file and thread chasing taps. I was looking at set by Lang tools, but the reviews are very mixed.
I wonder what you've used with success for cleaning up caught threads? Thanks,
I'm looking for a thread file and thread chasing taps. I was looking at set by Lang tools, but the reviews are very mixed.
I wonder what you've used with success for cleaning up caught threads? Thanks,
I have a set very similar to this (see link below) and it's brilliant. I am in the US and mine is a Craftsman brand but looks basically the same as this. I am sure there are different sellers of this kit, and in the UK too.
It's got me out of trouble many times.
Big kit
https://ctatools.com/products/8240
Lang Tools, I think I bought a small kit from them too and I was happy with the quality.
It's got me out of trouble many times.
Big kit
https://ctatools.com/products/8240
Lang Tools, I think I bought a small kit from them too and I was happy with the quality.
The most common f
ked threads I dealt with were cross threaded spark plugs, often on alloy heads.
I used this, the idea being that the threads at the bottom of the spark plug hole are fine, so cover in grease to catch any filings, drop tool into the hole, expand and unscrew it to clean out the threads at the top.
https://www.powerbuilt.com/products/powerbuilt-12m...
ked threads I dealt with were cross threaded spark plugs, often on alloy heads.I used this, the idea being that the threads at the bottom of the spark plug hole are fine, so cover in grease to catch any filings, drop tool into the hole, expand and unscrew it to clean out the threads at the top.
https://www.powerbuilt.com/products/powerbuilt-12m...
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