Carbon Fiber Tube (hollow) 3x2x750mm

 Reid 29 points

yes they fit, but not very tight. Use gorilla glue very liberally to glue this inside the rod. Mine is 3x stronger

 Tirrell 3 points

"Hobby & Engineering Supplies" sells carbon fiber tubes and rods of all diameters in 100 cm lengths, and their in aus good for me, hope this helped

 ElectricAussie 2777 points

The best way to buy it is not to buy it piece by piece, but just bite the bullet and buy a big selection (i.e. 20 pcs.) of different sizes. This spreads out the cost/weight of the mandatory oversize box and makes them way cheaper than you'll ever see in your local hobby shop. You then have all you'll need for future projects already on hand. Cheers!

 Drugos 1975 points

Yes ,I agree but I bought also some electronics and various items and I saved a lot of money.

 Sevick 9 points

And shipping cost is high because of volume, not weight. It's long and should be packed carefuly, so the pack will be much bigger then stick -)

 Arlindo 5 points

purchase with other items

 sfactor1 944 points

lol newbie....u do know that it costs money even if u ship an empty box right?

 Drugos 1975 points

It is perfect.I use it on my F-22 Easybuild and it works great.

 TheFatOne 32 points

You can use this tube. Tubes are strong, and long lasting through many crashes! If you cut, seal the cut end with a bit of thin CA glue to lock fibres from separating.

 Ostberg 7 points

use them for the bigger parts like wings and fuse, but for smaler areas use the 1mm or 1,8mm ones.

 Bat-22 37 points

3x2 mean 3mm OD 2mm ID

 kwon sohn 65 points

Inner Diameter.
O.D. is outer diameter

 mohamed_alnajem 28 points

what you mean I.D If you mean the inner diameter
inner diameter=2mm

 Bat-22 37 points

The "box" is only 90cm

 787-8 19 points

Maybe.

 VirginiaJim 119 points

I asked, and they said even though I ordered a plane with a box 840mm, they would still require the extra length box. Booo!

 Richard 9 points

What is the I.D.?

 CB100 13 points

2mm for ID