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

First time needing to use one. Was a little nervous because it was for a propane line on a trailer. It was helpful to go through the reviews which had a lot of tips. Tool help up well. Made a few practice runs. Fumbled around with it. The female flare fittings squish minor imperfections in the flare into a good seal by tightening the nut.Sprayed the connection with soapy water. turned on the gas. no bubbles. Piece o' cake. Less expensive than hauling my trailer to a shop.

Excellent tool! I’ve never used on of these before but I’ve flared lots of brake fittings on cars. The hardest part of using this is the right height that the copper sticks up to flare. But with a little practice with the scrap I cut off they look beautiful. Well worth the money.

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.

It works great. I had to do a lot of flanges, but it worked great. The only problem is that it would be nice to have the length that protrudes per size.

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!

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

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

It works okay, but it is very cumbersome to use and handle. Also, when I received this product it was already used and and not new. There was an actual piece of copper tube still in one of the slots.