BBYPP 131Pcs 40cm Lengh Straight Steeless Steel Spring Wire Assortment Kit, 13 Different Full Hard Steel Wire Diameter 0.2mm 0.3mm 0.4mm 0.5mm 0.6mm 0.8mm 1mm 1.2mm 1.4mm 1.6mm 1.8mm 2mm 3mm

It everything that was in the description. Very happy with the way they are packaged. I’ll buy again

No complaints. Variety of diameters and packaged in a tube that protects them. I dont know if they are really spring steel, but a was able to bend a .8mm piece into a tight arc that will flex but return back to the shape I bent it to. I also didnt have an issue with how the different sizes were taped together.

These came in handy for trial and error to see what will fit to replace round stock in a few applications.

I used these to make springs to replace the ones for the lid on our wastebasket. Id never wound a spring before and the result is a little wonky, but it works. I now have a whole bunch of extra stock in case I need to repair something else.

Description calls out there are 66 pieces but it does not say how many of each size. The three largest diameters had only one piece of each.

100% Recommend

Wire was fine, but who in the world decided to wrap all the sticky cellophane tape around them? Not only tape around the whole bunch, but around each type too! I spent an hour removing the tapes and then using solvent to dissolve the residue left on those thin wires. If you must tape them, use a more removable tape. It was really irritating and several of the thin wires were bent.

Great craft product, it can be bent using pliers. Shipped in a plastic tube so they arrive strait

I personally didnt know what size of spring I needed to make, just knew it needed less than 0.5mm and this bundle has a lot to choose from. I used the biggest size to help make a 3D printed Torsion spring maker. I really like the amount of rods you get giving anyone plenty of room to mess up a few while you get the hang of spring making. Came packaged nicely in a plastic tube , no bent rods. Will have to come up with some uses for the unused rods. Good to have on hand too I guess.

I used this wire, baking soda and super glue to repair a dental clasp. Saved myself nearly $200. The multiple sizes made it easy to select the exact size I needed for the project.