24 Pieces Brass Rods Round Solid Brass Stock Pin Assorted Diameter 1.5-8 mm for 100 mm Length Brass Rod for Drift Punches Various Shaft DIY Craft Model Plane Ship Cars Knife Handles
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Ralph
> 24 hourNa
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RM
> 24 hourLots of sizes, I was looking for a brass punch to drift a sight. I got a bunch of sizes for less than one punch.
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Private consumer
> 24 hourThese are great to use with a home built Lichtenberg burning machine. They conduct electricity really well, hold tight in alligator clamps, and they come in a variety of sizes that I can use to vary my burn patterns. All in all very happy with this purchase and if I ever needed more I would buy these again. Perfect length for my needs.
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GTN
> 24 hourGood option when you dont know the size needed for your task. You have different sizes to chose from.
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Jack reitmire Of Hartford outlaws catfish team
> 24 hourNice product. Cheap box. Will have to find new container to store product in.
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J Osborne
> 24 hourI wanted a little convenience set of brass rods and liked this kit better than some others. Theyre all accurately sized and nicely cut and polished, and the case is halfway decent as well. Im giving this five stars but for my needs its maybe four, only because its a rather hard brass that is easy to crack or splinter a bit. I didnt catch the 59 designation, but thats the most basic brass and not what you might consider high quality or highly malleable brass (if you want that type for lathe turning or peening homemade rivets and such, look for the H62 brass (China) or one of the other grades produced domestically). Ive nipped and sawed and polished a bit on three sizes so far and have not seen any defects in the metal. As advertised, well made, and I think certainly worth the price and keeping on hand.
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Kindle Customer
> 24 hoursome stock to use with my mini lath
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R. Patton
> 24 hourGreat product.
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Todd
> 24 hourNice selection
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M1K3 FR0M D3TR01T
> 24 hourThese are nice. They came in a nice plastic case and the sizes are very accurate. They are soft enough to use in a watchmaker lathe and a hand held graver. Theyre hard enough that the chips come off as little brass coffee grounds looking pieces, just like all the watchmaking videos online and photos on books. Once i use these up Ill buy more.