Milwaukee High Carbon Steel Metric Hexagon Die M10-1.25 mm is engineered to deliver clean, dependable external threading in metalworking projects. Crafted from high carbon steel, this die resists wear and holds its edge through repeated cuts, helping you finish jobs faster without frequent replacements.
Precise, durable threading you can trust
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Size and pitch: M10-1.25 external thread for standard metric fasteners
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Material: high carbon steel for long tool life and reliable cuts
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Shape: hexagon form provides a secure grip and steadier alignment in a die stock or with a wrench
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Packaging: carded, single-die pack for easy handling and storage
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Purpose: specifically designed for metalworking tasks requiring precise external threading
Why this Milwaukee die stands out
- Durable, wear-resistant edge that maintains thread quality through multiple passes
- Hex geometry facilitates controlled turning and minimizes slipping during cutting
- Ideal for both repair work on existing shafts and fabrication of new threaded parts
- Works with standard die stocks, T-handle die holders, or a wrench sized for the die’s flats
Ideal use cases
- Repairing damaged external threads on steel rods, bolts, or fittings to restore proper fit
- Creating new external threads on metal bars when a custom length or fit is required
- Fabricating or modifying hardware where M10-1.25 fasteners are essential
How to use
- Secure the workpiece and insert the Milwaukee M10-1.25 die into a compatible die stock or wrench.
- Apply a light coat of threading oil or lubricant to reduce friction and prolong die life.
- Begin turning with steady pressure in the correct direction until threads engage, then maintain consistent torque for an even cut.
- Periodically back off to clear chips and resume until the thread depth matches your requirement.
- After use, clean the die and apply a light protective oil to prevent corrosion.
Compatibility and care
Designed to cut metric threads, this die is perfect for projects requiring M10-1.25 fasteners. Use with a standard die stock or a wrench that fits the die’s hex flats, and store in a dry, clean area to preserve cutting edges. Regular inspection for wear ensures you get precise, dependable threads project after project.