Thanks Steve. One of them is on the way.With a hose cutter, like the one from Summit, it makes a clean cut without any debris or taping required. Also, because of the shape of the blades it slightly crimps the stainless inward making easier to assemble the fittings. :thumbsup:
I've been assembling these lines for close to 30 years. I used to use a cutoff blade or hacksaw and would tape the line to keep it from fraying the stainless. One day I bought some line from my local speed shop and they used a hose cutter. I couldn't believe how easily they cut it and how clean the cut was. I bought a cutter that day.
Tell me more...can you post a link to this part? I have braided fuel lines on 3 vehicles I own and I bled on every one of them!With a hose cutter, like the one from Summit, it makes a clean cut without any debris or taping required. Also, because of the shape of the blades it slightly crimps the stainless inward making easier to assemble the fittings. :thumbsup:
I've been assembling these lines for close to 30 years. I used to use a cutoff blade or hacksaw and would tape the line to keep it from fraying the stainless. One day I bought some line from my local speed shop and they used a hose cutter. I couldn't believe how easily they cut it and how clean the cut was. I bought a cutter that day.
You will definately appreciate this tool. Money well spent!Tell me more...can you post a link to this part? I have braided fuel lines on 3 vehicles I own and I bled on every one of them!