Broken thread tap extraction tool set M4-M22 *new*

This kit ha some handy thingies for removing broken thread taps. All you need to do is:

• 1. Break a tap
• 2. Course about it a bit (optional step)
• 3. Chill out (optional step)
• 4. Grab one of these contraptions and insert the pointy bits into the thread tap holes
• 5. Start wiggling the tap out (you may as well try to lubricate the tap with penetrating oil and try if some mild percussive maintenance can unjam the bit)
• 6. Enjoy extracted tap or broken tool

Tap extractor set's technical details:

• Material:
  • HSS tool steel (differing from the images our current stock is made of a metal with shiny surface)
• Compatibility and tap extractor outer dimensions:
  • 1# = M4, 6# (imperial tap), 3,3/4,2x54mm
  • 2# = M5, 8#...10# (imperial tap), 4,15x57mm
  • 3# = M6, 12#...1/4", 4,9x59mm
  • 4# = M8, 5/16", 6,6x60mm
  • 5# = M10, 3/8", 8,05x69mm
  • 6# = M12, 1/2", 9,85x69mm
  • 7# = M14, 9/16", 11,25x79mm
  • 8# = M16, 5/8", 12,9x78mm
  • 9# = M18...M20, 3/4", 16,6x80mm
  • 10# = M22, 7/8", 18x80mm
• Delivery includes the pictured plastic carry case

Tap extractor can also be used with improvised solutions, such as extracting a broken screw. Just drill suitable holes into the stuck screw, mount the extractor and extract.