Ratchet Pipe Threader Kit

[Size: 1/2" - 1”]
Worked great. Made nice threads. Make sure the die is set level on pipe. Definelyy is a workout and you'll need the leverage.

[Size: 1/2" - 1”]
It made the threads I needed. Good value for occasional use.

[Size: 1/2" - 1-1/4"]
I purchased this pipe threading tool to thread one inch diameter black pipe. It worked just as it should have. The finished threads were cut cleanly and worked on mating pipes effortlessly. I only gave it four stars because the pipe lever provided was short in my opinion. It measured about 16 inches. After I replaced it with a 3/4 inch diameter pipe measuring 24 inchs, I was able to thread much faster and easier. Be sure to keep lots of machining oil on the threads and to back-up often to clear the cutting chips.

[Size: 1/4" - 1-1/4"]
Fast shipping. Was better quality than I expected.

[Size: 1/4" - 1-1/4"]
This threading tool works great. Using it to cut threads on 1/2" and 1" steel hydraulic lines on my old tractor. The tool works great but my bench vice just wasn't able to hold to the small diameter pipe. Bought a pipe vice and had no issues using the tool. Tool is heavy and well built. I like the ratcheting setup.

[Size: 1/2" - 1”]
Worked great on ridgid electrical conduit. I wish the made dies to fit the pvc coated ridged pipe.Also would like to find replacement dies.

[Size: 1/4" - 1-1/4"]
I needed to run a new gas line for a garage heater, which involved threading multiple sections of 1/2" and 3/4" black iron pipe, and decided to put this kit to the test.Right out of the case, the tool feels substantial. The dies snapped into the ratcheting head with a positive lock, and the reversing mechanism is simple and solid. I clamped a 3-foot section of pipe in my vise and got to work. Using a generous amount of dark cutting oil, the ratcheting action was smooth and provided excellent leverage, allowing me to apply steady, even pressure. It bit into the pipe immediately and started cutting clean, continuous spirals of metal. I backed it off a half-turn after every full rotation to clear the chips, as is standard practice. The process was demanding, as manual threading should be, but the tool handled the torque without any flexing or chatter.The most critical finding was the quality of the threads themselves. The high-speed steel dies are impressively sharp and well-machined. They produced clean, perfectly tapered NPT threads that were free of burrs or tears. I test-fit a black iron fitting onto each one, and they threaded on smoothly and tightened up perfectly after 3-4 turns, exactly what you want for a secure, leak-proof seal.

[Size: 1/2" - 1”]
Good pipe threader for the price. Was using it to install some RMC conduit and it did a great job. My only complaint is that the die pushes out of the handle somewhat too easily, but it's not a showstopper. The teeth did not seem to wear at all after a dozen uses, so the material is of decent quality. It is very, very important to use LOTS of oil. Put some in an oil can and squirt it every half a turn or so. Otherwise, the cutting action will not be smooth and you will get galling, poor results, and the tool will become dull quickly. This is true of an expensive threader, too.