Hey guys, I think i'm going with the NiCopp stuff since so many really like it and looking for a tubing straightener, it's only ~$25 for a 25ft spool, versus $50 for 5 straight lines
I already have an Eastwood flaring tool.
Thx!
Todd
916-947-zero297
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Hey guys, I think i'm going with the NiCopp stuff since so many really like it and looking for a tubing straightener, it's only ~$25 for a 25ft spool, versus $50 for 5 straight lines
I already have an Eastwood flaring tool.
Thx!
Todd
916-947-zero297
I have one you're welcome to borrow but I suspect that paying for shipping both ways will likely be more than the $25 savings. If you're planning to come down to the South Bay for some reason, you're welcome to swing by and pick it up. I'm down in Los Gatos.
Edit: This is the one I have. It works great, but it's heavy to ship.
https://www.eastwood.com/tube-straightener.html
I have one but its with Travis. And I think he’s done with his lines so it should be available. Cant remember what size it is though.
I know you don't particularly want to buy one but this is one of the slickest ones I've seen. You don't need to hold it in a vise to use.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiFm1GUS7as
Thats the one I have. But its not the same manufacturer. Picked it up at i think EastwoodQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim Stabe
Yes, Eastwood sells a similar (same?) one. They're nice, but they each only work on one size of tubing so you'd need at least a couple of them for fuel and brake lines (if using hard lines for both).
I'm borrowing Eddie's currently :)
anyone interested in a 'tools to loan' sheet?