Tweezers with special tips

[rogart63]

12 hours ago, Ishima said:

thank you rogart, turns out that one doesn't ship to uk. but altering my search terms a little bit got me exactly what I want, cheap as you like as you say, on their way. 

Have some that i can send to you if you like. 

[Deggsie]

Pretty much any contact with parts and movement that doesn’t require picking up. You can use it as counter pressure to pick something with the other hand, when you get a bridge installed and all pivots are engaged you hold it down with the plexi while you get the first screw in, etc etc





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[Deggsie]

Pretty much any contact with parts and movement that doesn’t require picking up. You can use it as counter pressure to pick something with the other hand, when you get a bridge installed and all pivots are engaged you hold it down with the plexi while you get the first screw in, etc etc





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Peg wood is ideal [emoji6]


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[hir3na5hra]

Hi all
I am thinking of getting some new tweezers this week. At the moment I had dumont number 2 and some cheap brass ones, and I like both of these, but want to get some more for whatever
I have been looking at some of the tipped options, such as the wood tipped ones from dumont, and horotecs carbon fibre and their vulcanised fibre ones
I was thinking that some tipped tweezers might be nice for certain assembly jobs, and was wondering if anyone had tried any of these options?
 

I've been using both box wood tipped and carbo tipped tweezers for dial work. Defo would use box wood tipped for hand placements. Gluing and placements of batons and other decor, I use the carbo tipped.

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