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COOLNEON’s offering of 3/8-inch by 12-inch brass rod arrived packaged in a nice plastic tube. The rod was straight, with a smooth finish and the correct dimensions. I mounted it up in my lathe and tested the material for machinability. There were no issues. This rod is destined to make brass highlights for my metal projects.

pretty cool. will be happy to have these on hand for all future builds.

Top quality shipped in protective plastic double ended ended containers, like cutting tools come in, to protect finish. No material cert. or grade stated, but acceptable for hobby use. Would buy again.

Alot of nice brass. Well made.

Cut flush, not beveled as suggested by some of the photos in the product description. Needed a good polishing, but otherwise smooth and straight. Packed in a nice protective shell. Will work well for my project.

Good quality, fairly priced, true to size brass rod.

These are accurately made solid brass rods for hobby and craft applications. Endless possibilities for any place you want a nice yellow brass accent for a build. Easily bent and worked and they shine up beautifully. I got these in 1/8 - inch diameter for use as pins/rivets for smaller knife handles, but I know Ill have other uses as well in the future-- maybe levers or push rods for automata? Also got the two other sizes and all were beautifully finished well made yellow brass rods. Priced affordably.

Very high-quality brass stock. Micrometer shows .499-.500 diameter, and consistent for the entire length. This material can be used for turning drifts and punches. Comes in a protective plastic tube, polished, with a fine finish. This would make good stock for turning bushings of less than 1/2. If you make things with metal, this is a very good piece of stock for your bench. Good price, also.

The diameter of these brass rods is accurate when measured with a micrometer. Excellent, easily machinable round-stock material for light duty shafts, pins, etc.

I got this to use it as a brass drift for driving bearing races out of wheel hubs. I know that the ends will mushroom eventually and the business end will deform, but this will be easy to reshape as needed. I did a number of hammer strikes via the drift to the anvil on my vice. Even with solid strong hits, the ends did not deform. Seems to be a strong, not mushy brass. Even though this is a bit off label, it works well for my needs.