How to make copper Brake Pipes. R4UL TV

[@cleggy2009]

Nice Video a refresher for me done it before old boy now memory not what it was doing pipes on Friday 😉

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Thanks for watching really appreciate it

[@aidenbiden5597]

Thanks I forgot how to make them it’s been 15 years since my apprenticeship and that’s the last time I don’t brake pipes

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Glad to help

[@kingv2897]

So much easier it seems with this self made contraption, I'm still struggling for it to make that wall! any help?

[@victorunbea8451]

Good tutorial but there is absolutely no reason for the God-awful music.

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Sorry mate, my earlier videos mess the edit up. Thanks for watching

[@SlowPersuit]

What do you use to get a clean cut on the pipe? Hacksaw or a plumber style pipe cutter? Or something else? The plumber style cutter is great but takes time!

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

It's a brake pipe cutter. That's what is go to local spare shop and they should have one. Around £5 to £10

[@johnnyversaci7091]

These fittings are safe? I'm in the US and came across one, we don't use them here so I'm wondering if I should keep it? One of them has held up for a long time

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

They are totally safe we use them in uk and have been using them for years.

[@johnnyversaci7091]

@@TEAMR4ULTV sweet.. never saw them before but my car has one, took forever to find out what it was I thought maybe compression fitting... Once I saw there is a bubble flare I thought it should be ok though

[@stickpd7885]

How about a video on the tool itself. Did you make it or is it produced by some company

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

No I didn't make it bought from a shop. You can find them on eBay, just type in brake pipe flaring tool

[@martynj-c4965]

So what you mean by OP1 and OP2 is SAE single or double flares ....

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Yes that's correct

[@briandavis7811]

Copper lines are not rated for the same pressure as steel or nickel copper , they are not legal for use in the USA except if oem on an antique auto with LOW PRESSURE brakes I have never seen these on the hundreds of antique autos that I have worked on

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

In the uk we have been using them for years its legal in the uk. Plus steel eventually starts to corrode I have never had trouble with the copper brake pipes I have been using them for 20 years

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Anyway thanks for watching

[@johnnyversaci7091]

Most likely ni-copp that's why it bends easily

[@magreeebeee7456]

Where abouts are u based

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Am in uk,Hyde Cheshire

[@teomiguel6426]

Coloca legenda em português mano

[@whodar3swins]

The music drowned the video out

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Am sorry mate one of my early videos messed the edit up

[@caly6527]

Great vid but the music is so annoying.

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Sorry mess the edit up. One of my early videos

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Thanks for watching

[@JT-qf4it]

DO NOT use copper for bake pipes. Copper is not rated for the pressures of modern vehicle brakes.

[@TEAMR4ULTV]

Thanks for watching really appreciate it. I'll be honest in the uk we have been using copper brake pipes for ever since I could remember. Even mot wise it's a pass

[@JT-qf4it]

@@TEAMR4ULTV Here in the US, it's not allowed.