Thread Wizard

[Roadman]

  Just ordered on, will give a full report when I try it.      
       https://threadwizard.us/

[Cuda Cody]

Looks like a neat way to wire brush the bolt.  Much safer then having them fly off the wire wheel.

[Chryco Psycho]

here I am thinking it has something to do with threads on the website 

[Topcat]

Thank God!

I was thinking this was going to be a thread about "The Wizard" on CC.com   

50,000 posts there and he's been on maybe 100. 

[Cuda Cody]

  

I was thinking this was going to be a thread about "The Wizard" on CC.com   

[Chryco Psycho]

no wizards here thank God !!

[RUNCHARGER]

Let us know how it works, I'd be in for sure if it works. Lucky I have any fingers left.

[1 Wild R/T]

Thank God!

I was thinking this was going to be a thread about "The Wizard" on CC.com   

50,000 posts there and he's been on maybe 100.

Glad I'm not alone....

[Roadman]

Thank God!

I was thinking this was going to be a thread about "The Wizard" on CC.com   

50,000 posts there and he's been on maybe 100.

                     

[Cudakiller70]

If you buy two, can you get the ginsu knives or a Shamwow?

[Jay Bee]

That pretty neat, a whole lot faster than chasing each bolt with a die (which doesn't get all the rust off either).

[JS29]

I was thinking this was going to be a thread about "The Wizard" on CC.com   

50,000 posts there and he's been on maybe 100.
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           YA and none of them vary constructive!!!!
If you buy two, can you get the ginsu knives or a Shamwow?
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[Roadman]

              I tried it today, works great on cleaning the threads. Its just a wire brush inside, no die so it won't repair the threads. It beats standing at a grinder with a wire wheel.  I give it 4 stars.   

[ec_co]

I'd love to see something similar that you can put on a drill for 'in-place' bolts (eg: using it on wheel bolts so you don't have to disassemble the entire assembly). kinda like using a battery terminal cleaner

[RUNCHARGER]

Excellent.