Klein Tools 626 Tapping Tool, 6-in-1, Cushion Grip

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Klein Tools 6-in-1 Tap Tool quickly forms new threads and re-forms burred threads. It’s also great for cleaning out plaster obstructions. Each tap size rethreads to the next larger size if threads are stripped. For more than 160 years, Klein Tools has manufactured premium-quality, professional-grade hand tools that deliver the performance, durability and precision needed to get the job done right. Our family of engineers, workers and craftsman continue to put six generations of expertise into every tool we create by using only the highest quality materials, superior workmanship, and keeping manufacturing as close to home as we can. Klein isn’t just the name of our company, it’s also our family name. And since we’re an American company that’s family-owned and family-run, you know you can count on us to be here tomorrow. Klein Tools doesn’t just make great products, we make great products that stand up to the demands of the professionals who use them every day … Since 1857.
Forms new threads, re-forms burred or damaged threads, and cleans out obstructions
Automatically re-threads to the next larger size if threads are stripped
Cushion-Grip handle for greater torque and comfort
Accommodates six tap sizes: 6-32, 8-32, 10-32, 10-24, 12-24, 1/4-20
Replacement taps are available

13 reviews for Klein Tools 626 Tapping Tool, 6-in-1, Cushion Grip

  1. David M.

    Very handy and awesome tool
    Awesome and very handy tool

  2. Andy_7575

    Great for re-tapping stripped outlet boxes!
    Full disclosure, I bought this for one small home improvement job: the screw hole in an external outlet box stripped causing the outlet box to pull away from the house and allowing ants to get inside. I read that the easiest solution to this problem is to re-drill the screw hole and tap for 8-32 screws, hence the need for this tool. At $30 it seemed a little pricey but it’s much cheaper than an electrician (or exterminator). It cut the new 8-32 threads like a hot knife going into butter, which was good because the outlet was behind a large bush limiting my visibility and leverage. The new 8-32 screw fit snugly, and the ants are once again stuck outside. While I hope to never *have* to use this tool again, it’s a solid addition to my toolbox and I’d definitely buy again.

  3. Destiny Samuels

    Great tool and great quality
    Loved this tool while working as an electrician

  4. David Looney

    Great tool!
    Good tool, worked as described. Robust construction, after all it’s a“Klein”!

  5. Andrew Masters

    a good tool at a good price
    I have to say it’s a great tool to have in my bag goes though outlet boxes like butter I love this tool and use it every time I need it and know it will handle most jobs the only thing is don’t go though hard steel(like my tap and die set would) with it I made that mistake but ordered a new tip and away it goes again great tool for electcial work but if your going into hard steel it won’t hold up and thats not what it’s ment to do

  6. Name unimportant

    A homeowner’s must have.
    I do my own repairs. I know when to call a professional, but there’s a lot I can do by myself. The 6-in-1 Tapping Tool is one of my must haves. I used another brand of triple tap (and still use it), but this tool doubled the range of thread sizes and still in only one tool. So, I bought it.Repairs involving stripped threads are common homeowner occurrences. Most of them are in places where a standard tap and tap wrench can’t reach. And that’s if you even own a tap set. The Klein tool solves that problem. It has the six most common standard thread sizes in use. And it’s just a single, narrow, one-handed, easy to use tool that fits in a tool pouch. Repair threads in electrical boxes located in hard to reach places, threaded holes inside appliances, machines, and assemble it yourself furniture. It’s only limitation (if used properly) is the amount of space behind the hole you are threading to allow the tap to move through the hole. It’s a must have for a home repair toolkit. I recommend it without qualification.You can stop reading here, but if you want to how to use it properly, or why some reviewers probably broke theirs and gave it a bad rating, the next paragraph is for you.First, recognize the limitations of the tool. It’s designed to repair damaged threads and to cut new threads in thin, soft steel. Breaking the tool in material too thick or too hard is not a tool failure: it’s yours. Second, use it correctly. The tap must enter the hole at the same angle as the hole direction itself. If the tool is not centered and on axis when started into hole, the tap will try to thread itself into the solid side wall and snap off. When tapping a new, larger thread, remember to turn the tap backwards a half-turn after every two inward turns. This breaks and clears chips. If you jam the tap with chips, the turning force will snap the tap. Use oil, even if you don’t have proper threading oil, to lubricate the cutting edges. Don’t use lubricant and you’ll dull the tap and shorten the life of the tool, making it harder to turn, not cutting threads as nicely, and you might snap it if the cutting becomes to difficult. Work smart and you will be happy you bought this tool.

  7. M. Browning

    A must have
    Must have for every electrician’s tool belt

  8. Karen

    great tool
    worked great!

  9. Paulo Zuniga

    En trabajos de electricidad me he encontrado cajas y accesorios con orificios dañados de la cuerda, compré esta herramienta de machueleado y ha sido una muy buena opción para reparalos.Normalmente no cargo en mi bolso primario con ella, la tengo en el bolso de respaldo en caso de necesitarla. Cuando se presenta el problema lo resuelvo rápido y los tornillos entran de forma adecuada en su sitio.

  10. Gilles

    Works great

  11. Leoncio Cosío

    Excelente herramienta. Solo que cuando quise cambiar al otro tamaño, pensé que había que usar una llave Allen. Cuando en realidad solo se necesita dar un buen tirón del agarre

  12. Tyler

    Works great used for a year I’m a electrician used almost everyday this past year

  13. TJshopper

    Excellent tool to have when problems arise. For those who aren’t familiar with this tool … the specs say that there’s six different taps available, but you only see three in the picture. Turns out you’re only seeing 1/2 of the assembly. There are two taps secured inside a central black sleeve via Allen set screws. The black sleeve pulls out from the handle … the other tap is stored inside the handle. Pull out the sleeve, rotate and then re-insert to get access to the other tap.

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