I bought one of these and used it to do all the fuel lines brake lines and auto trans lines on my 32 highboy roadster without a single leak. I highly recommend it.
That's way easier than fumbling with the old style junk. It is spendy though. I also use nicopp lines but I wonder how well it would work with stainless. I don't waste my time with regular steel lines here in Minnesota.
I bought one of these and used it to do all the fuel lines brake lines and auto trans lines on my 32 highboy roadster without a single leak. I highly recommend it.
Glad to hear it!
And there you have it! I also have this exact flaring tool and I concur with Rod. Not cheap, but worth every penny,
I have one and I agree, it works great.
Glad to hear it!
I like east wood rust converter & etch
Me too, they have some good paints
Second time I have seen someone use it. Have not watched video yet but bet you like it.
Maybe? Watch it and find out! Lol
@@WiredCustomsSpeedShop I watched it. The tool is good makes me want to do some brake lines.
One of my favorite tools I'm the shop. Works great !
Same here Dan, such a time savor
Zach does excellent videos
Thanks Chuck!
I also have 1 of these & agree it is a great tool to own.
OP = OPERATION
Rick
Thanks Rick!
I like the old school method!
Next time you come over I’ll make you use it and you’ll change your mind! Haha
That's way easier than fumbling with the old style junk. It is spendy though. I also use nicopp lines but I wonder how well it would work with stainless. I don't waste my time with regular steel lines here in Minnesota.
I’m not sure, it seems like it has good leverage, I would imagine with some lubricant it shouldn’t be too bad
Doesn’t Eastwood recommend using a flaring lubricant. It’s to help in double flare & keeping the flaring size tool for wear control.
They might, I didn’t see that anywhere. I’ll have to look into it, thanks for the heads up
Do you make your fuel line with 45 degree or 37 degree flares?
How did the bender hold up ?
OP might be orientation position?
That sounds right to me
Can you get metric dies with this tool?
I’m sure you can
What makes U so sure?@@WiredCustomsSpeedShop
i like no teeth marks
Same here. I didn’t realize it until you said that but the brake like is pretty smooth actually