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I have a spool type brake line bending tool that I clamp in a vise, and it works for most of my bending needs, probably better than the one you showed above



For working on drum brakes, I have the pliers that are used to install and remove the return springs. And a screwdriver type tool to do the shoe retaining pins.

also an adjusting spoon. And a cylinder hone.

 

that's a distributor wrench. 1/2" for fords, 9/16 for chevys

 

I never really got into brake pliers, so never bought a pair. My go to for drum brakes are my backing plate pin spring remover, and whatever they call the other tool. Bought them off the Snap-On truck in the early 80’s and been using them since. I haven’t seen my adjustment spoon in years, so I just use a screwdriver.
My bender, which I use often for brake and fuel lines. My hone for wheel cylinder rebuilding, my universal “cube” for screwing rear caliper pistons in ( that tool sucks!) , and my never been used piston compressor. My kids say it’s the greatest, so I got it from them for Christmas years ago. I never used it! I just use my trusty old huge channel locks. I guess they are good for calipers with multiple pistons, but haven’t done one of those in years.

 

It’s used to make tight bends in hard tubing . Next to male fittings

 

I find one of these handy on rear brake drums..............