Century Drill & Tool 95201 High Carbon Steel National Pipe Tap, 1/8-27 NPT

Century Drill & Tool 95201 High Carbon Steel National Pipe Tap, 1/8-27 NPT

$ 7.80

Score By Feature

Based on 157 ratings

Light weight

9.13

Comfort

8.88

Value for money

8.71

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Product Description

The threads are heat-treated for file hardness, and the threads are tempered and tempered for longer use

The hand cutting blade is designed to be used with a cutting machine

Tap wrench sizes are not compatible with this product

National pipe thread refers to this type of pipe

Best results can be achieved by using a 15/16" drill bit

Questions & Answers

For this project what is the appropriate size of a drill bit?

In order to drill an 8mm hole, I used a 21/64 drill bit As shown in the question, there is a 27 NPT tap.

Are you going to need a tap wrench of this size?

If you are using this size then you would use part number 98510 Adjustable tap wrench.

The square end has a dimension of what? The size of the hole is likely to be 1/4". ?

It was the 3/8" - 6 ft. length that I purchased There is a pipe tap part number 18 on this pipe. For 1/8" one would use 1/4" as a standard size. Here are some tips that might be helpful

Selected User Reviews For Century Drill & Tool 95201 High Carbon Steel National Pipe Tap, 1/8-27 NPT

The end of the rope has not been cut That is all I have to say about it

5/5

The end of the rope has not been cut That is all I have to say about it. This tap is not a part of my livelihood and I use it for casual hobby-like use at home.

It should be noted that I do not depend on the tap.

Rowan Dorsey

| Dec 06, 2020

There were a few threads that seemed to me to be "lose"

4/5

Felt that the threads were a little loose with a tap of this type. There does not seem to be a problem in my case, but I just wanted to point it out. While I was waiting for my gauges to arrive, I picked up a few "plugs" to try and plug the hole I tapped in my exhaust manifold, but all were extremely loose.

Kobe Berry

| Apr 20, 2021

I broke my teeth after using it for the first time

3/5

The back of the package had instructions for using this product once. After tapping for half a minute, the teeth broke. I do not recommend it.

Rylan Christensen

| Jan 01, 2021

I believe the distance is not a quarter inch

3/5

Taping a drain flange was required as it allowed me to drill a screw hole. 3/8" is too big for this tap to fit in the hole it has a diameter of 3/8" instead.