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I paint miniatures and make terrain for D&D games. These rods will come in handy for so many things. They were delivered in a plastic hard case, which helps keep them clean and protected until you need them. Nice.

Ive ordered other rods from this company before, and they are excellent. They are as described and come in this plastic container that keeps them super straight. Ive used others that come shipped in a plastic bubble on cardboard and that can cause the rods to bend. I use them in craft projects.

My husband makes knives and was very happy with these he thinks theyre great quality. Hes very happy with these rods. He says they are as good as what he normally buys.

I ordered the 1/4 rods and I measured the diameter to be 0.25 on a 0.001 scale starrett caliper. The rods are square and dimensionally accurate to a high degree. I really liked the fact that they were shipped in a fitted plastic container to prevent them from bending or being damaged.

This measures 12x0.5 so its exactly what I expected and needed. The ends dont have burrs. Nice piece of metal.

These are nice high-grade brass. The diameter was spot-on along the entire length. Came in a nice protection box that kept it from getting dinged or marred and will be a good storage container for the remainder. I am using it for knife handle pins. This will work out really nicely for that use.

I used these Coolneon Brass Rods to make miniature hand-railings for a model structure. I haven’t used 2mm brass rods before and found it to be a nice in-between size compared to the 1/16 and 1/8 brass I had on hand; it is surprisingly stiff but still easy to bend in a vice or with pliers. Solder sticks to it well too. It came safely packaged in a nice tube. I will likely be buying more of this product in the near future.

Well, this is a pack of brass rods, but I would refer to them as pins. They are long, VERY NARROW AND THIN. About half the thickness/diameter of a piece of dried spaghetti. I got them to make small grounding rods and several small antennas from. They came in a protective plastic tube so they are perfectly straight and have no bent areas etc. Im glad the seller packed them in a hard plastic protective tube. Great idea.

They are small but are exactly what I ordered. Looks and feels like brass to me but Im no expert. I got nothing bad to say about them