Aviation Tools Training - Single Flare Tubing

[@nightkrawler111]

Just wanted to say thank you. I watched and saved a couple of your videos which helped me remember how to do couple of things for my o&p. Just got my full license today and just wanted to say thanks.

[@ronpearson1912]

Its been 11 years I hope you are still with us, great video for those of us working towards our A&P. Thank you :)

[@cameronbruce4459]

This guy is a pro. Not that he can do it every time, but he recognises when his own work isn't perfect. (not that i can do this anywhere near as good). You want to work with people like this, you will do well.

[@Amberlynnslivertit]

I aspire to be this kind of mechanic.

[@DeltaCharlie546]

Thanks this was definitely a good reminder before the o&p.

[@rnelson299]

I have my O&P for my A&P on March 3rd. Helpful video!

[@jamesbrock7231]

thank you for your video it will help on my oral and practical next month

[@CurtisRedfield]

Thats a girthy boi you got there

[@maziboostorm2600]

Really now?

[@movax20h]

There is a nice tube flaring tool from eastwood. (automotive, but do single, double and bubble flares, 37 and 45 degree, in 5 different sizes, imperial and metric).

[@EasyWayMel]

That finger is crazy but good video

[@andyvan5692]

nice video, and no wonder you prefer the other tool, looks like you handle it easier too. esp with the way your middle finger is, ouch, must have been a real accident to dislocate it like that!, but good show for carrying on regardless, good to see disabled people doing good jobs :-)

[@1donagin]

Thank. My finger was actually caused by a rare genetic disorder. You know you have something rare when the specialists ask if they can take pictures. I have videos about the condition and treatment...

[@mullettedewuiwo8083]

thanks for the video I learned a lot from you

[@1donagin]

No. These were 37 degree flares. The difference is the tool, and not the technique. The 37 degree flare is bent a little less, so that it is less likely to form stress cracks. You cannot form a 37 degree flare without 37 degree tools - and vice versa.

[@Lelii321]

how do you know how long the legs should be

[@ravindrasingh-di7kv]

could u plz tell me that what actually length to be keep outside from flaring tool for perfect flaring...?

[@bungersinyourarea]

About a 64th of an inch

[@movax20h]

I guess for better flares and longer lasting tool, some form of lubrication could be recommended.

[@youstayjackin6066]

I believe there should be a sleeve you put on before the b nut right

[@romulogomez7490]

I think he said that at 3:58

[@artjackson8360]

Forgot to add a bit of oil on the flairing cone

[@stout890]

that finger though

[@jagboy69]

I bet his wife likes that finger... ;-)

[@faisalfaisal5012]

@@jagboy69 good evening

[@manuelbou]

good video, but whats wrong with your middle finger?

[@332ARA]

It's from flipping off rude dudes like you...a lot.

[@crafted_warriorwotb9268]

Bro gets all the girls...

[@sammyzonna8045]

operator error

[@jesuitson]

Good video except it shows how to make 45 degree flares and only barely mentions 37 degree AN style flares.

[@Ana-bb4rj]

what is the flare diamenter