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Dual-Threaded Insert For Wooden Taphandles
D1299

Dual-Threaded Insert For Wooden Taphandles

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Description

Your custom-made tap handle will be the talk of the party!
 
You can create your own tap handle and mount it with this threaded insert. Simply drill a 1/2" hole in the bottom of your wooden piece and thread the D1299 with a flathead screwdriver (a coin can also be used in a pinch!). When you’re finished, mount your custom tap handle to your faucet, pull a pint and admire your handiwork!
 
Internal threads are 3/8", 16 thread-per-inch. Mounts to any standard faucet.
 
 
Item # D1299
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Availability California - In Stock
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Weight 0.02 LBS
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to turn an African fertility statue into a tap handle, obviously
Ryan W. on Feb 6, 2023
Making custom tap handles
Stephen K on Nov 30, 2022
to turn an African fertility statue into a tap handle, obviously
Ryan W. on Feb 6, 2023
Correct Size
David E on Feb 2, 2023
Making custom tap handles
Stephen K on Nov 30, 2022
Have some tap handles that just need the insert installed.
Weston on Oct 3, 2022
Want handle
Nicholas J L on Sep 9, 2022
Make my own tap handles
Gregory P on Oct 12, 2021
I want to make my on taps
TODD A M on Feb 26, 2021
want to make my own tap handles!
Dallas R on Feb 19, 2021
I make my own handles
William P. H on Dec 30, 2020
Good reviews and I want to make my own handles
Joel T on Sep 29, 2020
Walnut handles
Jonathan S on Sep 16, 2020
Recommended
Curt on Jul 29, 2020
adding my custom tap handels
stephen s on Jun 30, 2020
a nice project
James N on Jun 6, 2020
Making tap handles
Nicholas S on Apr 14, 2020
want it
Terrence Q on Apr 7, 2020
Why not?
Eric B on Jan 12, 2019
for use with custom handles
James S on Jan 10, 2019
Want to make my own tap handle.
Brian on Dec 14, 2018
To make wooden handles
Steven M on Sep 29, 2018
Making tap handles!
Sam C on Sep 10, 2018
make my own tap handle
Donovan Nebreklievski on Sep 10, 2018
Going to make some tap handles
Ken Z on Jul 14, 2018
To make my own tap handles of course
Daniel D on May 14, 2018
Making my own tap handles
Glenn R on Apr 3, 2018
Making custom handles
John G on Apr 3, 2018
making Tap Handles
Michael Martin on Mar 8, 2018
Make my own tap handles
Chris D on Mar 7, 2018
To create a homemade tap handle.
Muriel B G on Feb 26, 2018
Needed them for the DIY faucet handles for my kegerator
Sean R on Feb 5, 2018
Correct Size
David E on Feb 2, 2023
Have some tap handles that just need the insert installed.
Weston on Oct 3, 2022
Reviews

4.4 / 5.0
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Rated 5 out of 5
Make cool tap handle
Works great. You can make your own tap handles. I used JB weld to secure it to the handle which was plastic
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Added Jul 16, 2019
July 16, 2019
Purchased
over 4 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Tap Handle Inserts
I bought a bunch of these from a Chinese part retailer a while back. These are much superior to those. Nice machining. Actual parts are nicer than the image shows.
November 9, 2018
Purchased
over 5 years ago
Rated 4 out of 5
Some experience required
This product definitely performs as advertised, but if you're not really good about drilling a well-centered, straight hole, well...it's not going to stand up straight on the faucet. Someone with more experience is going to get a better result.
May 27, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5
As advertised
Bought 4 of these to make tap handles for my keezer. Drilled a half inch hole and used a 3/8-16 bolt with a nut to drive the insert into the wood with no issues. The only problem I had is that my brother in law liked my tap handles so much I had to give him one. I had to buy more of these inserts to make more tap handles.
April 1, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5
Just about everything is now a tap handle!
Used these to make custom handles from NHL Lightning pucks for my TB Lightning keezer. Other that drilling the pucks, these things work perfect.
May 4, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5
custom tap handle
drilled a .5 inch hole with a drill press as advised into the base of a hard wood tap handle. could not for the life of me get the insert to thread in strait and the notches in the top sheared off before it was completely threaded in. the end result was sloppy because the handles would not line up.
September 17, 2013
Response from MoreFlavor
I've been having the exact same problem! I ended up just drilling a 5/8" hole, putting some gorilla glue around the outside threads, and dropping the insert into the hole. The gorilla glue expands quite a bit, so I had to keep tabs on it while it dried. At the end of the day, though, the threaded insert ended up working fine and wasn't crooked.
December 14, 2017
Ao
Response from MoreFlavor
I've been having the exact same problem! I ended up just drilling a 5/8" hole, putting some gorilla glue around the outside threads, and dropping the insert into the hole. The gorilla glue expands quite a bit, so I had to keep tabs on it while it dried. At the end of the day, though, the threaded insert ended up working fine and wasn't crooked.
December 22, 2017
Ao
Rated 5 out of 5
Custom Tap Handles
I've picked up a number of these to make custom tap handles from a variety of items. Use a 1/2" spade drill bit on the base of a wood carving or resin sculpture. Screw in the dual-threaded insert with a bottle opener and voila, bad a** tap handle!
May 1, 2013