TGR Professional Brake Line Flaring Tool 🛠️ Set - 45 Degree: Single, Bubble, Double Flares Review

Once I got this I clamped it in a vise and started expanding 3/16" tubing. The very first flaring (bubble flaring) went perfectly. The next step was the double flaring which is perfect .Easy to use, compact and worth the money I spent just disappointed that I waited so long.It also does NOT leave a mark on the pipes like those cheap torch kits from auto parts stores that have threaded holes and gouge your pipes.If You think about it, stop thinking and get it now!You will need some kind of vise…

Had to run all new brake lines in an old truck. I had to do bubble flashes, but the original tool I bought didn't do anything that looked even remotely passable. It was another cheaper brand that wasn't held in a vise. In the end I couldn't stand it and spent money on it. You get what you pay for when it comes to making bubble flares. This thing produces a PERFECT, almost perfect, bubble bolt every time. It's almost reliable if you follow the instructions. Just as easy to use. I had to do a few

I am rebuilding a Chevy 55 pickup truck and have decided to replace the fuel and brake lines with stainless steel lines. I tried using a cheap flare tool, which obviously didn't work. After doing a little research and reading reviews, I found this tool. I was very scared to spend that much money but in the end it was worth it. I'm sure it will work fine with other cord materials, but if you're making stainless steel cord, you definitely need this tool! Since I am using stainless steel lines…

I wanted a good flaring tool to replace a cheap one that I had struggled with for years. This is a very good tool for expanding brake lines outside the car. It's easy and quick to use. When bending hoses and cutting to length for a perfect fit, ensure that there is enough straight brake hose between the end of the hose and the start of the bend to accommodate the combined length of the forming tools and brake fitting. you will use. Add these lengths together and that's the minimum amount of…

Like the previous reviewer I couldn't use it on 3/8 inch line without leaving a little lip. Difficult to describe, but definitely wrong. Also, the guide is too simple, like a bad Taiwanese translation, and nothing is said about simple rockets, only doubles and bubbles. After thinking about this thing and dragging and adjusting to get these little twisted jagged highlights, I have absolutely no idea what everyone is so impressed with. Even the tools and packaging look cheap, flea market like…

I used several ways to extend the fuel and brake lines. This is by far the best I've ever used. much better than hydraulic units with similar matrices. What makes this one better? This tool is clamped in a vice and everything is stable. There is a turret tool that allows you to create multiple bursts with the same tool. The feature I really like about this tool is the square head. There's a spot on the tower with a connector that you move away from the line to match the matrix. Perfect every…