Brake pipe flaring tool

Hi guys my car is off the road and I thought I will start doing some work on it, I want to change the cars whole brake pipes as one of the rear is corroded so thought I'd do all of them
I've been having a look at some flaring tools but don't no which one to buy I've never done any thing like this before so this is going to be my first time any tips and help would be great

But this is what I have see in eBay let me no guys which one you guys think is best

181063197795
http://bit.ly/12wDgKR
Or
140902823646
http://bit.ly/17SCWnb

Sorry guys don't no how to put direct links up to eBay on my phone so have just put iteam numbers

Thanks guys

its not a hard job i done it once and dont have much experience, seems daunting but its easy enough i used one which went in a vice similar to the top one, keep hold of the end fittings as the new ones i had didnt work very well ended up reusing the old ones

I was thinking about buying the first one aswell just wanted other peoples reviews before I bought it

Thanks guys

I've got the second 1. Had it about 2 years and never let's me down. Use it a lot at work and have managed to flare original steel brake pipes so they can be joined although not recommended as it wears out the grips quicker. Bought from machine mart.

Both will do the job. powerhand is good and complete boxed kit is expensive.
powerhand good as works well in tight scenarios on vehicle. Sealey style one is quick to use & quite a good tool & has more flaring options over the single powerhand one.
Tip on using old fittings is worth taking note of as some new fittings don't work that well on manufacturer parts/fittings.
Binned a nicely bent pipe I did for a legacy as couldn't loose any length for reflaring as new fittings didn't take much thread. Old ones worked & looked far better .

Would be worth getting some tube to experiment with.only problem you might have is that the standard nissan brake pipes are quite thick so can take a but more force to do than you think

I don't want to buy an expensive one as if I were in the motor trade it would be ideal to buy
I think I will go with the first on on my list will also buy a pipe cutter and pipe bender tool I've just purchased a 25ft 3/16 brake pipe hose so should be enough to do the whole car hopefully

I've got one of the sealey type one works alright.but only used it a few times really make sure you you get a good pipe cutter too

Tip for bending the pipes mate, find a socket or something circular that is about the correct radius and bend the pipe around it to the angle that you need, also cupro nickle pipe is better than the copper as it doesn't 'work harden' over time and I find that with the copper pipe when you tighten the fittings it can grip the pipe end and twist it sometimes which obviously isn't good.