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Subject: LML    Best flairing tool?
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    I need a new flairing tool and would appreciate recommendations 
(under $100).  ATS has a basic block/c-clamp type for $50 that looks 
good for tight areas.  The large 'Rolo-Flair' model for $80 wouldn't fit 
in some places.  I'm thinking I'll go basic and small, don't have many 
lines left.  TKS