Customer Reviews for VEVOR Brake Line Flaring Tool, 37 & 45 Degree Single, Double, and Bubble Flares for 3/16", 1/4", 5/16" and 3/8" Tube Size, Suitable for Soft Metal of Copper Lines

This is the flaring tool I wish I had years ago. It does the job beautifully. Forget all the other cheap flare tools that don't hold your lines in place or make crooked flares. This makes the brake job much, much, MUCH faster. I promise. It now takes me less than 20 seconds to complete a double flare. On a stainless line! Try that with your cheap, slipping bench flare tool.

This is my first quality flair tool. My first flare with this new tool looked just like the other factory end. Simple directions and easy to setup and use. I'm really happy I bought this tool. No more spending hours custom fitting lines that leak! I'll get back the extra money invested in this tool by not having to buy 3 pieces of tubing to get one good line... not to mention my time.

This is by far the easiest tool I have ever bought for making double flares on stainless steel brake lines, it produced perfect flares every time from the very first to the last, easy to use, easy step by step instructions, great tool

This is very good brake tube flaring tool at a very good price!

Best brake lines flare tool I ever bought. Mounted on vise and it is easy to flare. Like this tool and it works every time when using it.

Not cheap but now that i bought it i'm glad i did, easy to use, precise and works stainless as easily as softer tubes, love it!

I've used the cheaper bar type tools with the clamp and they suck. Buy this tool and you will want to make flares even on your free time. The tool is well built and hasn't gave me any trouble. I had to read the instructions a few times, but once you understand how it works it will make your life much easier.

Product is made well. Very easy to make flares and perfect every single time. Worth every dollar

While its a bit pricey you'll never regret purchasing. It makes perfect flanges and very easy to use. One note for new users if you have a tight corner put your fitting on and flair the tube before bending.

It was between this and the Eastwood model and I'm glad I saved the extra money and purchased this model. I came from using those standard cheap flaring tools that suck to use. This not only makes the job easier, but it makes a much higher quality flare. The quality seems good enough to last my lifetime as I'll probably use it once or twice a year at the most.