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Plus 1 as also used it for my rear brake lines, made perfect flares each and every time , that’s when i remembered to put the nuts on before flaring them
Looks a quality bit of kit! But out of my price range for want I’m needing it for.Draper Expert Brake Pipe Flaring Slider Kit
Expert QualityCreates SAE convex and double, DIN convex, performs single and double flares with easePerforms single and double flares with easeMounts in a bench vice for secure accurate useSupplied with three sets of interchangeable forming blocks for rapid set up.www.mymotorworld.com
This is the one i have, best thing i ever bought, have a few of the other cheap ones total pants....
Cheers, Dippy. I find the Sealey range of tools to be mostly very reliable!
Cheers mate. I saw your thread from a few years back, good to see you’ve got on with that tool. I think I’ll end up going for this one.Hi
Found this very good, 3/16 and 4.75 are virtually the same size
Hand Held 4.75mm DIN Brake Pipe Flaring Tool Set
Hand Held 4.75mm DIN Brake Pipe Flaring Tool Set on Vehicle Use from Frost.co.uk - The Specialist of High Quality Tools & Equipment for the Classic Vehicle Restorer
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I have one much the same in my toolbox at work, iirc does up to 3/8 or 1/2 inch pipe!
Useful for re-plumbing the CH system at home then!
End feed for me, but useful for the a/c pipes.
Do you have a link to the actual one you bought.
This is the one I opted for. It seems to be sold by multiple retailers, but the next day delivery was just too tempting.
You won’t regret buying that. It’s a brilliant bit of kit that can be used on and off the vehicle. Just remember to put the fitting on before you flare it
Yeah, we all done it ...You won’t regret buying that. It’s a brilliant bit of kit that can be used on and off the vehicle. Just remember to put the fitting on before you flare it
