99.9% Copper Tube, 15/64" OD x 3/16" ID x 5 Ft Pure Copper Tubing, T2 Copper Refrigeration Tubing Tube Wall: 0.024", Seamless Hollow Copper Round Tube for Refrigerator, Air conditioners, DIY proje

1 meter, 12mm OD, soft copper tube. I would buy more if they sell with 10m roll.

This seller had a Very good product and shipping was great

Made a bullet proof P.S. return line for 2013 Tacoma . Zinc Chromate steel line eaten by ocean city.

Only thing I don’t like is there it has numbers on it and I’m trying to use this for Jewelry NOT A REFRIGERATOR.It’s so hard to find this size for jewelry making that’s pure and not aluminum

I was hoping to use this as a trellis for a vining pant. It’s ok if you’re not bending it as it’s hollow inside and it broke very easily. I ended up spiraling it around a pole and gently pulling apart to make it long, learned right away that if I bent it wrong, it was no longer usable.

I’ve been looking for a simple way to connect a ¼” male flare fitting to a 6mm push-in fitting. One thought was to flare some ¼” copper tubing to connect to the flare fitting and push the other end into the push-in fitting. This didn’t work because the copper tube was too wide to push into a 6mm push-in fitting. This 15/16” copper tubing from Kwokwei has an outer diameter of 5.8mm and it’s a nice tight fit in the push-in fitting. I’ve made a few flared sections of tubing and they seem to make the connection I wanted without any apparent leakage.For other uses, this copper tubing seems to be well made – it’s bright and shiny and I don’t see any scratches or other damage on the surface. There’s a bit of compression at the ends where the tube was cut but, other than that, it looks perfect. The metal is not very soft but it’s easy to bend with a tube bending tool.It’s difficult to assess the price of copper tubing these days – the price of copper has gone through the roof, so I suppose $13 for a 5-ft length is about the going rate today.

I how that most people are using this for it's intended use for refrigerators or coolant but we are doing electroculture in our garden this year and so I'm getting various copper wire and tubing to see what works the best.Electoculture is where you use copper wire placed into the ground and coiled up possibly with some feelers on the end to be able to help regenerate your soil and help plant growth. There are some blogs and websites out there if you are interested.We were able to form this a bit tighter and put about 1.5 - 2 ft into the soil and then loosely coil the rest around a fruit tree we just planted. This is our first year so I will try to update and post pictures on how it is working. Yes, I know it seems a bit woo-woo but there are people out there who swear by it so we will see.

The media could not be loaded.  I'm quite impressed with the quality of this copper, it's very heavy for its size so that shows a good density for the material and increases its usability. The shine that this has makes it desirable for its aesthetic qualities as well as the benefits of being pure copper. The other copper that I have for my water bottles is not nearly this dense or pure looking so I have concerns as far as the health benefits that come from copper. One of the best parts of copper when it's pure is that it's able to be absorbed easily into your body when you're using it and you can get the health benefits from it. When the copper is this pure and this dense I can use this to make good quality bracelets as well as using it for a drinking straw or a spigot tip. I've been trying to move away from so much plastic in my iced tea jugs and water bottles so this really does come in handy. I also have had a lot of healing benefits from a copper bracelet that I use, but it doesn't have pure copper and it's not very thick copper so it doesn't have the same benefits that come from it. This copper is nice and thick so no matter what I'm using it for it's going to last longer because there's more of it so it can handle a bit of abuse without breaking or wearing holes in it.