i've got a super rod set, cost about £60, and a cheapo £12 set. use the cheapos for rough work where they may get broke/lost. only use the super rods for when there's no chance of damage.
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I like my blue skinny cheapish ones that I bought from screwfix about 5 years ago.
The super rod ones are too fat at the connection points for me.
Took me a while to persuade my boss to change to ross but now he has he loves them! Easier than the old mt1 lid he used to use!
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