K&S Precision Metals Round Aluminum Telescopic Tubing Assortment 3403 – 8 Tubes, 1/16" to 9/32" OD, 12" Length, 0.014" Wall – DIY Projects, Made in USA

These aluminum tubes are well made and are just what I needed to fit into the little hole at the end of the spray nozzle for yellow jacket spray

They are made of copper. The 3/16” O.D. Pipe fits in the hole I need it to nice and tight, like O.J.s glove fit. It arrived on early, which means to me they did not dither at the facility, and that it was in stock in the United States of America.

works well with my hobby of building model cars

Good aluminum tubing. I made 2 sets of miniature wind chimes, Shipping was so-so, but I was not in a big hurry. I would recommend this aluminum tubing, the measurements are 100%. Thanks, Amazon. -Bud

As described Looks great Great value Decent shipping time

I use these for my homemade fishing lures I make. They have held up on many of my lures!

I have purchased hundreds of items on Amazon and have only written a limited number of reviews: Only the best and worst products I have recieved. This product is now included in the best of the best. The telescopic tolerances are incredible, zero slop. I cannot comprehend how this product can be sold for such a low price and with free shipping for Amazon Prime members. I am going to buy more units because there is no way this price/quality can be found elsewhere or possibly continue. K&S is the best cost/value proposition manufacturer I have ever recieved a product from in the last 15 years and over 700 purchases.

I just bought these for some DIY, and when it came time to use them I realized I had no idea how to cut them. A pair of sheers failed miserably, as did a wire cutter. You can buy a special tool for cutting metal tubing here on Amazon, but I couldn't find one that went down to the smallest size here, and regardless, we need to cut now! The solution is to take a strong disposable knife, like a utility knife or maybe an exacto in a pinch, and score a ring all around where you want to cut. After scoring a full ring, grab some pliers, hold them right next to the score, and _gently_ tug up and down, rotate, repeat until the piece pops off. It's not *perfect* and it will introduce some friction when telescoping them, but it gets the job done better than expected.

Y'all've ever heard of Singing Straws? They're a tool designed for singers to help lighten vocal cord mass, and are literally 3 stainless steel straws with differing diameters...and they cost NINETY-FIVE DOLLARS. You can use disposable ones, but they're no longer available in my town, so I needed an alternative. So i grabbed a pack of these, washed em, halved the 4 sizes I wanted to use for practice and bingo bongo, a full set of singing straws. Even if I threw out the rest of the pack (im keeping for craft use), each would still only cost 2.50. Highly recommend as an alternative to the inordinately overpriced brand-name ones lol.

Bought for stained glass crafting. Perfect size.

Muy buena calidad me funciona perfectamente y sin duda lo volvería a comprar

Absolutely perfect for my project needs. And they came just in time. I’m mad over the ridiculous tariffs on aluminum are now in effect between Canada and the US. It’s ridiculous.

Tubo telescópico aluminio para fabricar piezas con precisión