B & K Copper Tube, Utility Grade, 3/8-In. OD x 20-Ft. -UT06020

Repaired a hot springs heater thermostat tube that had been discontinued using this. The old one (from 1988) has finally eroded through and started to leak. Cut to length, pinched one end & soldered the pinched end. Used a propane torch to heat up & remove the threaded nut from the old one & soldered it on to the open end of the piece I cut. It's holding up wl.

Cheap copper tubing. Works fine as long as you bend it carefully. If you need to make a tighter bend, use a bending spring so that it doesn't kink. Bending springs are inexpensive.

Much thinner wall than what I was replacing due to kinks. I returned it.

This would be great for a straight run fir the money.Attempted to bend with pipe bender for brake lines and still kinks.Bought rubber grill line at much cheaper price as line is in clear sight

Did a great job of connecting the propane tanks at the back of my van, to the furnace near the front. This pipe is soft enough to bend really easily around corners.