Monument DIY Tap Reseater 3 Cutter - MON450P

This tap seat cutter is exactly what's needed for dripping taps.. Very easy to use..works well.. suggest new washer each time it's used..gentle/ careful use, maybe check and cut again before finishing..and no more dripping tap.

This is a decent enough tool and will get the job of reseating your tap done OK. It comes with a decent range of plastic threads to fit different tap sizes, these work well enough with a bit of care. There are also three cutters supplied. Perhaps my tap seat was pretty far gone but personally I found they made pretty hard work of restoring my tap seat to good order, more like 30 turns than six. After quite a bit of work and a new washer my tap did not drip so it has done the job. For occasional use this is OK but I'm sure regular users will pay a bit more to get something a little better.

Bought this gadget to remedy drip drip from 5 oldish bathroom taps. Had previously replaced all the washers, but still drip drip ! My advice: just medium hand pressure and a few turns. Remove cutter and check with torch to make sure no pitting or corrosion is left on washer seat- if so re-attach and repeat. A lot cheaper than replacing taps. Did this several months ago, and guess what-no drip drip. Great

Worked well

Really pleased this tool works very well easy to use

Bought this to try and sort some very old (read 100+ year old) taps.Unluckily none of the threaded rings fitted the taps. Not surprising considering their age I suppose. But managed with some plumbers tape to get the one that was just a little too small to fit tightly enough. After many (read 200+) turns of the screw (so to speak) the tap seat/s looked much better. The taps now turn off a lot better. So manged it in the end.My only real complaint, would be that the cutting faces are not that sharp and after only four taps, the one I used is pretty blunt. Though I suppose considering the price, this isn't that surprising.

I needed to reseat some leaking taps. This tool works but is manual and I had to spend a lot of time to grind the seats sufficiently to get a leak free result. If your taps are badly worn then get a version that will work with a drill/driver to save you time and tired muscles.

This was my first attempt at reseating a tap and this tool did the job brilliantly. Easy to use, you just cannot go wrong with this reseater and saves you money on having to get someone in to do it for you. Just take your time and it should do the job.

Bien, mais les fraises pourraient être plus efficaces. Elles pourraient être des rayons du cercle au lieu d'être des cordes

It did the trick, just as advertised. It's now part of my tool box.

Not very effective.