Faithfull Cable Access Rod & Accessories Kit - 15 Pieces Including 10 x 330mm Rods – Total Length 3.3 Metre

Handy little set to keep in tool box, got me out of an awkward situation on more than one occasion.

Awesome, exactly what I needed to get cables into the loft for wiring a security camera as well as chasing cable through walls for new light switch. Good quality and had no issues, strong enough to push through paramount board too.

Useful and did the job feeding wires to install extra recessed led lights in ceiling … but the brass screw fittings pulled off four of the rods during the task and are still up in roof spaceNot a long lived tool

What a wonderful little push rod set! Did the job perfectly and at such an amazing price, I can't understand how any of the other reviewers think that this is not good value for money!I needed to get a coax cable under about 2.5m of floor through a very tricky and tight route with multiple blockages. Took me several hours to do, but it certainly would not have been possible without these rods, my inexpensive endoscope https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08CZDYZV8?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details and some strong insulation tape!The rods are brilliant. Brass joints fit together easily and strongly, and there are a range of useful accessories (although none as useful as good old insulation tape!). They are strong yet flexible and took a good amount of tension and compression throughout the job. The brass connectors do protrude from the rods which caused them to get stuck in the tightest of spaces, but I can't see how they could be constructed differently.The short section length was really helpful, allowing me to add to the rod in a very tight space as I pushed it through the gap. This also meant that on many occasions I could construct two rods: one to do the job, and the other to carry my endoscope so that I could see what has happening.I did a lot of research into different rod solutions, many costing over £100. This little kit really performed for the job that I needed doing and cost £11!!! Amazing. I'm tempted to buy one or two more in case I have any larger scale jobs in the future as they will easily join together.I can't speak for the long-term durability of the product as I have used it for one job, but it was my saviour on that job, and for £11 worth it for that single use.

Theses are really good for threading/grabbing wires ect. The blue rods are very strong and take a lot to snap ( I snapped one on purpose to see how strong it was) but as other people have said the thread attaching each rod together are weak and do snap even under low pressure. I would only use if the access was clear with not and tight bends. The treads need to be upgraded to a stronger metal and then would be perfect.

I had to pull some cables behind some insulation and this kit was a lightsaver. It made the job so easy. I especially love the piece that loops around the end of the cable and is secured by just friction. You can pull it as hard as you want and it won't let go of the cable. Made it very easy to pull the cable behind the dry wall.Takes a while to figure out if you have no experience, but the kit seems to include everything you might need. Only hard bit was if you needed to bend the poles 90 degrees, they could only bend about 10-15 degrees. In a straight line they were absolutely excellent - so you just need to adjust your project so that most of the force is in a straight direction. Makes you think a bit more, but in the end, I wired up the room perfectly.

1. All the joints on this have shoulders that catch on everything that they possibly can.2. Not usable for a tight radius they break.Spent too much time fighting this tool rather than getting the job completed.

I was toying between 4* and 5* because the rods were all quite rigid, I could’ve spent 5x as much for a set of variously flexible rods, so when cost was factored in, definitely 5*.It needed long rods to feed coax cables down tight cavities on dry lined walls, these quite short sections worked perfectly, screwing together as I fed them through. Longer rods wouldn’t have had the space to feed them through. The joints didn’t snag or break even under considerable force. This was a one-off job, it’s unlikely the set will ever be used again.