The use of thread inserts creates highly resilient and very wear-resistant threads even in materials with lower strength. They are therefore very popular for strengthening or repairing threaded connections. Of course, with the BAER claim to always offer the highest quality and precision at a fair price. In addition to thread inserts, thread repair sets & assortments, you can choose from BaerCoil screw tap and assembly tools in a very wide range of dimensions.

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In the first step of the thread cutting guide, it's about the method: Maybe you don't have the space or budget for large machines, or you just want to cut a thread on rare occasions. In that case, manual thread cutting is the way to go. With a hand tap set and a little finesse, even hobby DIY enthusiasts can succeed. The advantage is that you can work very slowly and with control. You'll immediately feel if your tool is under pressure, preventing damage.

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Why not give it a try? In our thread cutting guide, we explain what to watch out for and provide an overview of the necessary steps. Soon, you'll be cutting your own precise threads like a pro.

With the right threading guide, you can also cut external threads by hand: In addition to the suitable thread cutting die, you will need a die stock or holder. The thread cutting die is a cylindrical tool that internally consists of toothed stiles with several threads and chip evacuation holes, allowing the removed material to escape. On the outside, there's a V-groove and holes for the retaining screws, with which you fix the die in the die stock. Cut external threads in a single step by slowly turning it onto the workpiece. Pay particular attention to keeping it straight to avoid alignment errors.

When you first look for the right tool, you might be surprised by the many options at first. Before we delve into the thread cutting guide, some basic principles should be clarified.

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In the context of the thread cutting guide, keep in mind that thread cutting requires a lot of force. To make the process easier without a machine, manual thread cutting is divided into three steps. For this, you need special hand taps that come in sets of three tools: taper tap, intermediate tap, and finishing tap. The hand tap sets from BAER are a high-quality option.

The thread cutting guide informs you about the most important methods and techniques related to thread cutting. Whether a professional or DIY enthusiast, thread cutting is one of the most vital elements of any craft. After all, the thread is the most common method to join two components together. No bolted connection would exist without it! However, not every craftsman dares to approach thread cutting so easily. Many perceive it as a particularly demanding task and instead opt for prefabricated components from the hardware store. Yet, manual thread cutting or using a machine requires only a little practice and a delicate touch, and it will also work in your home workshop.