Just got my airframe cert yesterday! Had to do this as one of my practicals. Also had to do a flareless fitting...which we never covered at my school so that was one I missed. Got through the rest though!
@brycebuildsit I think had I at least seen a demonstration, could have gotten through that one. Seemed fairly simple, and I actually almost got it without having seen one done before lol. And thank you! Some of your study tips definitely helped along with easy my nerves
At 7:06, when you look at the sleeve and the flare together, the flare appears to be crooked (i.e. seems like it the end of the tube is at the slight angle), is that right?
I’d really like to see the “clean” version on how to make a line. I’m sure it’ll be a bit longer in explanation, but would be very educational. Thanks for the vids Bryce, keep it up.
Gonna have to disagree that the 43-13 is acceptable. If you have a tool like a flare, it will have instructions from the manufacturer that need to be followed. If you have a tool without manufacturer instructions then you have a useless tool. While the 43-13 will cover acceptable results, it will in no way tell you how to get those results with any specific tool. It's very lazy and improper to suggest that the 43-13 is usable in most situations. It is not. If you read 9-30 (b) that covers metal tube inspection and fabrication not one sentence covers the actual use of ANY flare tool. None, not one. It only tells you inspection and flare/tube specification. If a DME hands you a flare tool without manufacturer instructions hand it back. How do you know it has a 37deg flare? Or how to set the depth of the tube in the tool? Trust the DME?
Sir, I’m fairly certain he mentioned “depending on which tool you have”. Bryce did not say use the 43.13 as a guide to use the tool, but more so as what the end result should be.
Hey Bryce I’m liking this series of the practical projects for the O&P you should continue doing them they are very helpful for us A&P Students.👍
Excellent video!!!!!
Right on time for my O&P test. Thanks Bryce
Same here 😂 mine is literally tomorrow
Just got my airframe cert yesterday! Had to do this as one of my practicals. Also had to do a flareless fitting...which we never covered at my school so that was one I missed. Got through the rest though!
I didn't even think of that we demonstrate flareless for our students, but we try to make sure the understand it.
Also huge congratulations 🎊
@brycebuildsit I think had I at least seen a demonstration, could have gotten through that one. Seemed fairly simple, and I actually almost got it without having seen one done before lol. And thank you! Some of your study tips definitely helped along with easy my nerves
At 7:06, when you look at the sleeve and the flare together, the flare appears to be crooked (i.e. seems like it the end of the tube is at the slight angle), is that right?
Thank you! Could you do flexible lines as well?
I actually did flexible lines before this one
I’d really like to see the “clean” version on how to make a line. I’m sure it’ll be a bit longer in explanation, but would be very educational. Thanks for the vids Bryce, keep it up.
I am going to make that video it's just the end of the semester was really busy.
Let me show you how a real A&P does it. 😂
Gonna have to disagree that the 43-13 is acceptable. If you have a tool like a flare, it will have instructions from the manufacturer that need to be followed. If you have a tool without manufacturer instructions then you have a useless tool. While the 43-13 will cover acceptable results, it will in no way tell you how to get those results with any specific tool. It's very lazy and improper to suggest that the 43-13 is usable in most situations. It is not. If you read 9-30 (b) that covers metal tube inspection and fabrication not one sentence covers the actual use of ANY flare tool. None, not one. It only tells you inspection and flare/tube specification. If a DME hands you a flare tool without manufacturer instructions hand it back. How do you know it has a 37deg flare? Or how to set the depth of the tube in the tool? Trust the DME?
Sir, I’m fairly certain he mentioned “depending on which tool you have”. Bryce did not say use the 43.13 as a guide to use the tool, but more so as what the end result should be.
Lol, I'd love to see how that would go 😅 can't imagine my DME would have been too happy if I handed it back to him.