Would this work for running coax cable through wall up to attic? Would like to move my antenna up there for better reception

Yes definitely. I used it to run CAT6 to five rooms in my house last week and it worked great. Some tips in case they help - drill a very small hole in the ceiling directly above where you want your drop and stick a coat hangar through it to get a point of reference in the attic. Also, I would fish string through the wall first and then pull the cable once string is through. Maybe basic stuff but I didn't know any of this before I started...

I am trying to run HDMI cables across my celing and then down the wall for projector install. Will this drop once it gets to the wall?

Being about a 1/4" metal strip, it is too stiff to fall down at such a precise bend. Most likely you would have to get over the wall, then project the cable down. Even then, it may easily curve and not go straight down. A alternative could be a metal nut (3/4" or more), tied to a string, then dropped down the wall. this will work if the wall has no internal insulation or other obstructions. Good luck.

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Color	Red
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Date First Available	July 27, 2017
Included Components	Cable Snake Fishing Tape
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Weight	0.01 ounces
Item model number	EFT-15
Manufacturer	Gardner Bender
Material	Steel
Measurement System	Metric
Part Number	EFT-15
Product Dimensions	3.8 x 5.6 x 7.5 inches
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Size	15 Ft
Special Features	Impact Resistant
Style	Steel
Usage	Amateur
Voltage	600 Volts
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Eft-15 Mini Cable Snake, 15 Ft Steel Fish Tape, Electrical Wire Fishing Red & Black

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