Review on 🔧 Lisle 56150 Combination Flaring Tool: Professional-grade Tool for Precision Flaring Applications by Mariealphonse Seattle

A careful search and comparison of different sets of flare tools shows that this is probably the same plastic case but in a different colour, and the contents are sold under the PROTO brand for almost $300. . The instructions aren't exactly exhaustive, and the components aren't exactly clearly labeled. but with a little practice and thought to sort out the details and their uses, little time is given. Conventional SAE single flares are very simple. Double flashes are a bit more complicated, but still easy. Metric ISO torches are also very easy to make with proper preparation. The only complaint I might have is that the deburring tool only has a screwdriver style handle and no T-handle, but that's a finicky complaint. The quality is top notch. I spent the morning flaring SAE Plain and Metric ISO flares on a European car that needed brake compound to complete a repair and the tools showed no signs of wear, nicks, chafing or galling. great sentence. I wish I had found him many years ago. It's a lot easier to use and a lot better quality than other hardware store flare toolkits I've used for years.