Carbon Fiber Rod (solid) 1.8x750mm

 nottings 2233 points

the length is too big of the rod, bigger box required.

 ElectricAussie 2771 points

It only makes sense if you're buying just the rods, as they have to package them in something, right? What's really infuriating is when you order them along with a plane, only to discover that they've been tossed inside the plane box but you were still charged the extra postage for a separate box that doesn't exist. Thanks a bunch HK!!

 Nickybomz 19 points

Yes it is frustrating!! I really needed one rod but ended up buying 10 to make it worthwwhile, but I will probably never using them! Annyoying!

 fivezigen 36 points

I only stock up on these when I am ordering heli blades. Basically order any thing thats really long all at the same time.

 ElectricAussie 2771 points

I'm not sure why you would want to use a sleeve for these, as they're stiff enough to be used w/o sleeves in lengths up to 300mm-350mm and too stiff to be routed in a curved path. The thin steel push rods are good for curved (i.e. inside fuselage) paths, but need to be sleeved with the sleeves spot glued to keep them from bowing under compression. Cheers!

 Dongskie 228 points

I guess I have to use the 1mm daimeter instead.. THanks Electrric Aussie

 Miguel Angel 2 points

no te recomiendo poner carbono no funciona bien

 Dongskie 228 points

Muchas gracias senor Miguel.

 e_lm_70 416 points

A solid rod ... is a solid rod ... what do you want to look at in the photo :)

 Ixtocaltro 38 points

Appearance, look, texture, topcoats... please write some interesting, or don´t write nothing.

 flymypretty 86 points

Did you know that Chewbacca's fur is made from unicorn pubes?

 RoadWarrior 225 points

Thumps up for changing the weight *-)