Flaring Tube

Ive been having trouble evenly flaring a medium amount of tubing so that i can fume it with silver heavy wall without it going all cattywompus Anyone have any advice on flaring tube for fuming? the blow tube. The smaller the hole, the more even the flare will be. Heat just the area around

Fugured I'd share some pics of this simple set-up for a BBC. I spent way too much time on this one, but its been a long cold... nothin quite like a good looking DP system!!! very nice work Looks Great Vinny! Let me know when your ready to do this one... (MOPAR LA Stroker)... Edelbrock choose not to have the Boss's line up 1 of 245 1999 Nassua Blue Verts, Cartek LS6 383 ...

Was a breeze, but I am running into problems with flaring the tubing into a bubble flare (off the shlf... tool definitely can't do it). I have tried to get 2 hydraulic shops around here to do the flares on the part of the flaring tool that meets the tube to keep wear of the tool down and produce a nice

Does anyone own the combination? I seem to be able to get by with just the flaring tool. Thanks cept mine came in a blue case my flaring tool.... http://www.yellowjacket.com/HVACRPro...l=9&c=84&p=182 flaring and swagging kit is made by Imperial Eastman and is about 20 or 25 years old. I don't think

What types and brands of flaring tools and torque flare wrenches are people having the best experience with? Does anybody use a hydraulic flaring tool like ones used for automotive systems? Please yet. tubing cutters are for cutting tubing hack saws are for hacks. The recommended flaring tools

My old Craftsman double-flare tool is done. The clamp won't hold the tubing. Time for a new one . What is the best double-flaring tool for the money? Thanks! . I have a snap on double flaring tool and i have nothing but positive remarks. I've had an Imperial

I was looking around an old antique store and found a Brake Tubing Flare Tool. The number is J-1280 start 'looking hard' . I certainly could use one... Why the big fuss over the flaring tool It was listed in the G-506 tools, and is for 1/4" Brake Tubing, from what I can see one of the knurled

Anyone whose done tubing flares have an opinion on this for use in a "Hobbyist" setting? http pricey paper weight. "High Quality Alloy Steel" - for the little interchangable flaring tips. I have just used "steel" - for the flaring tips. May even want to ask them if they have replacement tips too

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The basic flaring tools that the average home mechanic might have. Nothing fancy ('cept maybe Here's a little video I made demonstrating how to make a double flare on steel brake lines. I used , I always wanted to learn how to do that. One thing I'm a bit confused on is how does the first flare