IRWIN Tools HANSON 80187 All-Purpose Bit with Tap 13 Piece Set , Red

Nice drill and tap set for machine screws. Covers all the sizes you would encounter (for machine screws). Drill bits seem to be very sharp and taps have worked well. Nice kit for any toolbox. Comes with small tap handle.

Perfect As described... Thanks

Has drill bits and tap

I build Radio Controlled Airplanes and this kit is a must. Its great for attaching wing mounts, landing gears, and attaching engines. If you need to tap in order to mount, you gotta get this. Plus, shipping was the fastest I've ever received from purchasing from Amazon.com.

Broke after the first use. The drill bit is a little too small for the tap and yes I used cutting oil.

Package is very cheap and doesn’t keep taps and drill bits in the slots. They fall all together. I was tapping metal. And not sure if it was a harder metal but I had to take it very slow. Tap didn’t seem to be the sharpest. But again it’s a budget set. I didn’t plan on be something I was going to use a lot.

The drills and taps are of very good quality steel: I have yet to snap a tap in a hole. Yet. Once one of them snaps I'll modify the review if needed, but so far I'm impressed. At work I use very nice taps, at home I use cheap taps, and these behave a lot more like the former.I do not like the handle on the tap. The mechanism holding the 'T' handle in the handle broke the first day, which was irritating because a tiny spring loaded part shot off like rocket into a vast floor of sawdust and machinery to be lost forever. But who cares, I didn't see a handle in the picture and didn't realize I was getting one anyway.EDIT:Despite my comments above, this was a 5-star review, but now I've removed two stars because: These taps are brittle. There are few things during fabrication more frustrating than nearly finishing a nice work piece, then having a tap break off into the exact location where you need a screw to be located. Removing a broken tap that has sheared of right at the surface (always happens) is difficult, especially for smaller sizes like 4-40 and 6-32, and those are the ones that snap off easiest. I've been nice to these taps. I use tap cutting oil, go slowly, and back them out a quarter turn every couple turns, and tap straight without wobbling. But these taps break sometimes after only a couple holes.I recommend buying these if you do very little fabrication, or you are only using them for plastic. If you are doing steel, aluminum, or god help you, stainless or tool steel or chrome molly, you had better get a high speed steel (HSS) tap set. They are much better.

Nice little set that I used to thread drip line for water in the garden. Work great and well made.