Tubing Die


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"Yeah, I have a 31" die for 3/8" hard line"
In fact, everyone does - use the grooves on your tire to hold the line, then gently persuade it around the circumference. The rubber will give a little bit so the tube won't buckle unless you really haul on it. This is useful for following the curve on the frame rail, or in my case I used it to make up my headlight conduit:

You can see a very slight bend on the horizontal section of tube. Basically, I wanted to give it some shape so it wasn't straight.

This tip from Welder Series

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