Greenfield Threading 423015 Gerader Windeisenschlüssel, 14, Werkzeugstahl, unbeschichtete (helle) Beschichtung

Name: Greenfield Threading 423015 Gerader Windeisenschlüssel, 14, Werkzeugstahl, unbeschichtete (helle) Beschichtung
Brand: Greenfield Threading
SKU: 0662355423059
Price: 92.97 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Greenfield Threading

2.6/5

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92.97

Werkzeugtyp: gerader Standard-Windeisenschlüssel. Windeisen-Nummer: #14. Gesamtlänge: 9 Zoll. Gewindebohrergrößenbereiche: Maschinenschraubengröße Nr. 0 bis Nr. 14, Teilgröße 1/16 Zoll bis 3/8 Zoll, metrische Größe M1,5 bis M10.

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EAN: 0662355423059

Kategorien Industrie & Wissenschaft, Schneidwerkzeuge, Gewindebohrer, Handgewindebohrer,

Material: Kohlenstoffstahl. Gewindebohrergrößenbereiche: Maschinenschraubengröße Nr. 0 bis Nr. 14, Teilgröße 1/16 Zoll bis 3/8 Zoll, metrische Größe M1,5 bis M10. Windeisen: gerade. Windeisen: Nr. 14.

Item model number	423015
Manufacturer	Greenfield Industries (TEG)
Product Dimensions	9.45 x 1.02 x 1.02 inches; 7.3 Ounces

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Scritto da: Curtis Pottorff

Not what it use to, or should be for the price

I have a few OLD Greenfield tap wrenches, and LOVE them for their smooth-fitting threading, nicely tapered handles for extra grip/torque on the taps, and just overall solid build. When I found myself in need for this size tap wrench, I naturally went to go buy another Greenfield (GTD). Man, was I ever disappointed! What you see in the pictures is NOT what you are getting. The handles are straight, not tapered. The threads are loose and dirty. While I will admit the hardened steel tap holder part is nice and sharp, the overall fit and finish is equal to that of a cheap $10 tap wrench I got from Harbor Freight (actually less than $10, since it was part of a $10 kit). Knurling is sharp, but WAY over pronounced compared to the nice subtle knurling of the older wrenches. Again, feels like the same knurling as the Harbor Freight wrenches. Seriously, I wouldn't pay more than $15 for this wrench, especially since you would have to tear it apart, clean, and lube the threads to make it even usable. I just simply can't state enough how disappointed I am with this wrench. Stay CLEAR away for the price they are charging for this unfinished product. Sadly, it is hard to find tools that are well made anymore.