20 & 25mm threaders

[TJLinks]

Has anyone got a spare set of 20mm & 25mm stocks and dies for sale?

 

[shanky887614]

Tj where are you based, I know my local wholesaler's keep them on the shelf

 

[Darkwood]

They are not expensive to buy TBH and most wholesales stock them, you petrol costs would probably be more to go collect a set off someone

 

[Sparkie30]

Has anyone got a spare set of 20mm & 25mm stocks and dies for sale?

Tried few from edmondson and tlc but not for me, bought one from screwfix all good mate.

 

[shanky887614]

They are not expensive to buy TBH and most wholesales stock them, you petrol costs would probably be more to go collect a set off someone

£24 ex vat from newey and eyre

For a 20/25mm stock, die and guide set

www.neweysonline.co.uk/arc-stock-and-die-set/1000000000/ProductInformation.raction

 

[rmc86uk]

If you want the best then go for a set by G&J Hall.

 

[shanky887614]

If you want the best then go for a set by G&J Hall.

who stocks them? ive seen there website but no clue where?

ive seen a decent looking pair on amazon for £50 (volkel) or normal bog standard affair for £30 odd at screwfix

 

[rmc86uk]

The cheapest i've seen them is here and they had them in store to http://www.yesss.co.uk/tools-test-m...-stock-die-set-double-handed-ecsds20-25-p2020 Armeg but have the Hall brand on (They must make them for Hall or vice versa?)

 

[driverman]

can any one remember the ratchet type tool for threading conduit? Do they still exist?

 

[shanky887614]

can any one remember the ratchet type tool for threading conduit? Do they still exist?

yeah the g j hall make them still

 

[rmc86uk]

Yea Hall do them bet they're not cheap though!

 

[jimjimjim]

Hey, Presto.....do a decent rachet threader. Tried and tested

Jim

 

[happydundee]

I used this stuff on a job recently, so much quicker, all slots in, no threading, or locking. Reduced my install time by 50%
http://www.cle-electrical.co.uk/c/197/fast-fix-galvanized-threadless-conduit-accessories

http://youtu.be/uEILZexXnyo

 

[Lucien Nunes]

I keep seeing them around and they bug me. Back in the 20's and 30's it was accepted that pin-grip and lug-grip conduit fittings were weak and only threaded joints were suitable for high class work. 40 years later, they were extinct. Another 40 years later and they're back - I hope they are better. Not had an opportunity to use any yet so I won't judge them.

 

[Knobhead]

I’ve got both imperial and metric tap and die sets.

Promised to Glennsparks.

I’m never going to use them again. Glenn has been doing work on some older buildings so I hope the imperial stuff helps him out.