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Lovely, cheap bracelet set from India. The box is beautifully finished with a magnetic lock. The tip stays in place and works just fine, it's not not bulky and heavy like some that I had bought before. Tips and spare handle also available. Cousins B38403.

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My thought is, remove money from the equation first. Judge things for what they are, their objective physical characteristics. And then you will be able to judge what is overpriced and what is cheap, with all the large lot in between. Works for tools, for watches, and most other material objects.

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I can't see an issue arising from this tool. The pins in a bracelet has to be or is desirable to be of softer material than the links . Otherwise wear would ocur on the link holes . Even if the tool bits are soft it should be a simple process to re-shape them.

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