Flaring Tools Set Tubing Pipe 6 Dies Sizes 1/4-3/4inch 45 Degree Angle Eccentric Cone Type Kit with Copper Brass Aluminum Mild Steel for Water Gas Refrigeration Brake Line Applications

The product is very rugged and works like a charm. It is a very good value for the money.

For the money this is a very good flaring tool A little bulky but makes a good flare

It was very difficult to get the tubing positioned in the Flaring Bar because the "stop" screws prevented the flaring bar from being inserted in the tool unless it was open and not clamping the tubing. Once the screws were removed; I could position the tubing with the needed amount protruding and then slide the bar into the tool. Worked great even when I was up on a ladder.

This has to be the best flaring tool i have ever used. It really lays out a beautiful flare by way the bit wobbles as it makes the flare!!

I bought a cheap one at harbor freight originally and I couldn't get it to work at all. I think it was defective but this one works well and it's easy to use as long as you follow the instructions. I used it to cut and flare the AC lines of a mini split AC unit and had a professional do the final connections and told me I did a good job with it. I'm pretty happy with my purchase and saved money since they didn't have to flare the connections themselves.

I'm an hvac installer and have been using this flair tool for almost two years with zero issues. I was very surprised because the big brand name ones can go up to a couple hundred dollars. I've probably done a couple hundred flairs on soft copper refrigeration lines with these and they're still going!

Works excellent !

First off I have seen some reviews of trying to use a flaring tool on copper pipe vs copper tube. “Usually” Hard Copper pipe comes in straight sections and is ID measured, very common water pipe in homes and typically uses a soldered joint. Soft copper tube is OD measured and comes in coils. This tool only works on the latter (soft copper tube). And it works well for a DIY’r