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FSPIN300 Drill πŸ”© Bits with Flaring Tool Review

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Description of FSPIN300 Drill πŸ”© Bits with Flaring Tool

FSPIN300 Flaring Tool Drill Bit Set With 1/4’’ 3/8’’ 1/2’’ 5/8’’ 3/4" Bits. 5 Pieces Set with the most common HVAC tubing diameters. Revolutionizing system for molding tubes using heat by friction Way more surface of contact between the flare and the valve. Right flaring size, every single time Up to 10x faster than the conventional tools: flares in 5 seconds!. Preserves copper/aluminum malleability while doing the flaring, avoiding cracks and leakages.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Use with household copper to avoid cracking.

Big fire. You just need to make sure the drill bit is perfectly straight with the copper and that you are flaring high quality copper (made in the USA) and not cheap thin wall copper (made in China). Also, use gloves as the copper gets very hot about 3 feet from the torch.

Pros
  • Spare parts and accessories for power tools
Cons
  • There are other interesting options.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

With good intentions but

Bought for a mini split thinking it would be quick and easy. level and straight These 2 elements need to be done to get a proper flare, not to mention the copper pipe gets very hot in use. If you're not careful you'll end up with a bad bell and burn. It's not worth it. Sent it back, but hey, if you think there are 2 things you can do to get Flash without getting burned and can afford it, knocking yourself out might work for you

Pros
  • Drill
Cons
  • Not as thick as others

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The best flare tool!

This flaring tool is perfect, no fiddling with screw handles. What I also like is that you don't have to deburr it, it's just one and done. The bell to bell fit is always perfect (or at least the limited number of times I've used it). Works with my Makita cordless drill at high speeds, around 2200 rpm. The manufacturer requires a drilling speed of at least 1800 rpm in order to obtain the necessary frictional heat. I only make my own hands so it should last forever, can't tell how long it will…

Pros
  • Twist drill
Cons
  • Not sure