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bbcmudtruck · 03-26-2015, 10:55 AM

Thanks for the help fellas! As soon as I posted this question, I checked on ebay to see if I could find a good snap on or mac flaring tool. While I was browsing, I came across a Craftsman 45 degree double flaring tool new in the box for a buy it now price of $59.99 with a best offer option. I shot the guy $40 bucks and he counter offered with $46. They sell for $70 bucks from Sears and have excellent reviews. If this doesn't work, I'll bite the bullet and get the Eastwood flaring tool as suggested. Anyone here have experience with the Craftsman set? Also, I'll need a good bending tool, everyone seems to agree that the Eastman bending pliers are good, is there anything else you would recommend? Thanks for the help!

03-26-2015, 10:55 AM	#4
bbcmudtruck Registered User Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: ravenwood, mo Posts: 709	Re: Brake line flaring tool Thanks for the help fellas! As soon as I posted this question, I checked on ebay to see if I could find a good snap on or mac flaring tool. While I was browsing, I came across a Craftsman 45 degree double flaring tool new in the box for a buy it now price of $59.99 with a best offer option. I shot the guy $40 bucks and he counter offered with $46. They sell for $70 bucks from Sears and have excellent reviews. If this doesn't work, I'll bite the bullet and get the Eastwood flaring tool as suggested. Anyone here have experience with the Craftsman set? Also, I'll need a good bending tool, everyone seems to agree that the Eastman bending pliers are good, is there anything else you would recommend? Thanks for the help!