Gino Development True Power Alloy Steel Tap & Die Set

What kind of tap and die set do I Need?

Carbon Steel SAE Tap and Die Set, 21 Pc. Carbon Steel SAE Tap and Die Set, 21 Pc. Great for most household projects, this tap and die set is ideal for fixing stripped threads in soft metals and plastic. Cutting threads is quick and easy with these heat treated and hardened tools.

How big is a Gio quarter turn valve?

Clicker Waste – BW 202S/MB. Gio 32mmx75mm Slotted Clicker Waste – BTW 201/MB. Gio 40x35mm Bath Waste Clicker Waste – BTW 201L/MB. Gio 40x55mm Bath Waste Angle valve – A 278/MB. Gio Square Quarter Turn Valve Angle valve – A 277/MB. Gio Quarter Turn Valve Bottle traps – A 187/MB. Gio 32mm Square Bottle Trap Bottle traps – A 186/MB.

How big are the bottle traps in Gio?

Gio Quarter Turn Valve Bottle traps – A 187/MB. Gio 32mm Square Bottle Trap Bottle traps – A 186/MB. Gio 32mm Round Heavy Pattern Spouts – A100/MB. Gio Square Spout Spouts – A100B/MB. Gio Rounded Spout Spouts – A101/MB. Gio Round Spout Traps A1015-12/MB.

What kind of die sets do you use?

Proprietary Japanese Aichi grade tool steel hardened specifically to remain sharp yet avoid breaking. 1" hex shaped dies, holders, ratchet and thread sizes all designed for professional automotive use… View Details

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Gino Development, which has the authority to import and trade tools manufactured under the True Power name, is responsible for the next entry to make the list. Boasting an incredible 60 piece kit that’s manufactured of alloy steel with SAE and Metric compatibility, is this tap and die set too good to be true?

Well…yes and no. Here at Car Bibles we are good at finding products that represent great value for the money. This set does represent phenomenal value, but it is also clearly a budget entry to the market. There have been some reports, for example, of incomplete kits being sent to buyers, and it cannot be ignored that the set is manufactured in China.

Being made in China is not the automatic red flag for poor quality that it used to be. But it is still not exactly a stamp of quality like “Made in Germany” brings when discussing tools. On the one hand, this kit is represents excellent value for the money. On the other it is a bit of a gamble in terms of quality. It’s up to you to decide if it’s worth the gamble.