I once owned a Fed hill flare tool and it is nice, however no longer the best in my experience, and it's not cheap, not a good deal..

Also not cheap but a much better deal and excellent quality are the Brakequip tools http://www.brakequip.com/tools_ft.html
I have the BQ-350, the complete set and have sold several sets to some friends as well. Everyone is extremely pleased and impressed with the quality of the flare, it's really easy and fast.
If you want one (you should) search online, you can find them easily now. I don't need to buy/sell any unless someone wants to make the effort to round up an order for 3 or 6 or more then I can check what my price would be. In the past I have gotten a good deal by buying several at once but don't and never have stocked any.

The Eastwood kit to me looks like a cheaper copy of the Brakequip, I'd pass on that and go straight to Brakequip.

If you live in the UK there is also this option
http://www.sykes-pickavant.com/Port...20-%20Brake%20Pipe%20Flaring%20Tools.pdf
They are perhaps the original version of this type of flare tool and possibly what Fed Hill imports.

Benders, I like the one size fits one kind such as these.
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2963457890080251109VkAUMS
click the link for all of them and then the "next" thunbnail several times for close up shots of them.

Grigg

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