Review on 🛠️ Lisle 33260 Flaring Tool for Professional Grade Flares and Precision Tubing by Terry Kohl

The thing just works. If you read and follow the instructions, your flashes will come out every time. They provide a tool case and a countersink to clean the inside edge of the line and add value. I think it would be better if this tool could be attached to a drill press, but it still works. If the manufacturer wants to improve the design of the tool I would suggest making all screw heads the same size so you don't need multiple wrenches to tighten/loosen, but perhaps this is for identification purposes. I doubt many professionals use this tool in their fabrication/repair shops, but it's great to have such an easy-to-use tool that's so easy to stash in a garage drawer. This tool saved me hundreds of dollars on a brake line project on my vintage car.