Review on Neiko 20656A Flaring Aluminum Blow Molded by Steve Wynn

Did the job for a Buick I replaced all the brake lines. None of the highlights made by this tool have been leaked; The only leak is a reverse connection I made with another tool that was fixed with a quick loosen/retighten. I always take great care that the lines are cut and sanded with a pipe cutter. To make them flat I place the tube in the clamp block just above the surface and use a file to align the end flush with the clamp block. Then I round off slightly and sand the ends. It takes a lot of time, but I want everything to be done perfectly. I also use brake fluid to lubricate the contact surfaces on the tool. After making two practice rockets, each one was perfect, and most rockets were made by car, which is by no means easy, but doable.