12 Pcs Acrylic Dowel Rods for DIY Crafts,Transparent,0.25 Diameter, 12 Length

As advertised

I purchased these to replace the missing acrylic rods in a couple of my medium Dungeons and Dragons miniatures and they were the perfect size. I used a pair of pliers to cut one rod to the lengths I needed for each figure, superglued one end into the base and the other into the figure, and the finished product looked indistinguishable from the official rods sold with the figures. For reference, the shadow dragon and beholder in the review photo are using rods I cut from this product, and the green dragon is using the official rod it was sold with.

I made a DIY project for my aquarium which I was impressed by the end result that I ordered a second batch. However, upon arrival I noticed they were a bit scratched NOT heavily but a bit noticeable like dust had got In the package. I never noticed in the first batch so that tells me its a quality issue. Not a big deal unless your doing something particularly detailed like I am. But nonetheless a good product

Used one of the rods for mounting a plastic model on a diorama. It was easily cut with a hacksaw to the desired length. Worked perfectly! Great product!

As the title states I ordered a 12 pack and only received 8. The quality and clearness are great but if I dont get what I ordered I cant recommend

I got these for a non marring tool for moving small parts around, but you can use them for most any project. They are crystal clear, uniform in length, and cut square. Nice product!

Not 0.25 Actual Measurement 0.23

I ordered .25 (1/4) clear rods. These are thinner than 1/4. They are thinner than all the other 1/4 rods I have ordered from other companies in the past. They dont fit 1/4 holes like all those other rods. They wiggle around and are not flush at all. Ill have to return these.

They worked great, heated to the bend to my requirement.

Pretty basic, clear acrylic rods that i am modifying for archery purposes. I am cutting threads, bending, and polishing to aid my sight pins. I noticed with this set of rods that the threads cut using my die but some small chunks are missing from the threads as well. I think the acrylic is chipping during the thread cutting. For what I need it wont be a show-stopper. I will try more dish-soap for lube with slower rotations of the die to minimize the chipping. I dont figure this impacts too many people but thought it worth sharing. Otherwise, light travels down the rod pretty well and well see how well it bends soon.