Found my home made pipe straightener pictures. I used 3/4" Rapid Air and wanted a professional looking install.Set up my straightening station first. Here is the full roll out of the box.I clamped the straightener to the bench top.I just pulled the tubing by hand thru the rollers. A bit tough but doable.I had to hand form several long sweeping bends and used a conduit bender to get the sweep I wanted and then hand formed the details until it looked right. I could have used 90 degree fittings here too but I liked the smooth sweeping bend much better at this spot.I found getting the long sections straight to be the biggest problem. I also want to point out to space the tube holding clips evenly for a more professional look.Very happy with my system and zero leaks. To the guy that had leaks check you quick connects. That rubber seal inside leaks on mine so I shut the piping off when I am done. I still can't find these rubber inserts and with the expensive Hi-Flo couplers I use I will not toss them out because of that!I have a few bits and pieces left over from my Max-Line Rapid Air 3/4" air system so if you need something let me know? I have about 30' of tubing left and about 5 or 6 fittings.Here is the kit I started with;