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The reverse grip and non-stick coating make the EK Success Tweezers great for picking up beads and other small embellishments. These tweezers also have a precision tip and are compact, measuring only 4.75" long.
This is basically the same as the older model that I bought a year or so ago. I just have to tell you that it is my right arm. I use it constantly with every project I have. It has such a nice point on it so I am able to put some glue on it for little details I put on my projects. It just gets better with age!!! It can pick up the finest things, like little crystals.
I had to buy another for a spare, so I have two. Every craft artist needs one in her tool box!! It is a must have!!!
The teflon tip wore out after 15 years of heavy use. I had to get a new one. :) This is the one tool I could not scrap without. :) I use it on every page or card :)
Used in this project: David Gatliff Twins baseball pg 1 June Sports & play challenge
They make dealing with tiny items or items with glue on so much easier. Also easier on my arthritic thumbs
Can't live without tweezers to place small items on scrapbook page. These are my favorites.
I wish I'd had this tool years ago. Good quality. So useful for die cuts, heat embossing and so much more!
I love this tool! I use it while making cards. It is perfect for placing tiny items in just the right place, or for retrieving escaped bits of paper. I rely on it and that is why I am so upset that I have not received it.
This is so handy for those of us that have arthritis and find we can no longer pick up tiny things. Makes getting card pieces from the gluing stage over to the card. Love it!
These tweezers are the best! I had a pair and lost them. I tried using my backup pair of another brand and they didn’t work at all as good.
EK tweezers hold tight and do their job. Their price isn’t that high either, it’s kinda right in the middle.
You can’t go wrong buying these tweezers - you won’t be sorry. I bought two the other day to replace the ones I lost -so I would make sure I have a pair that work. Now I have two, and when the lost ones turn up I’ll have three, and I’ll be set!!
These are just the best tweezers. I have used regular tweezers for certain projects that work fine, but for certain projects, like heat embossing, or perfectly placing that little die cut covered in glue, it really is the best. I originally purchased a cheaper brand at a craft store that is reverse grip, and always struggled with getting them open enough. I finally "broke" down and purchased this brand, and what a difference! I am so happy I finally did!
I use reverse tweezers to hold small die cuts while gluing them in place. Some are too thick or have gaps in pressure. (just like the ones we use for beauty care) These had a nice fine point and seems to fit tightly together at the tip, which is what I was looking for
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I love these tweezers and use them all the time, especially when placing tiny words and other embellishments. Sometimes one of the rubber cushions will come out and I have always been able to just put it back on. But today I found out I couldn't replace it because one of the little parts that goes thru the hole broke off. :-( Is there any way to replace the rubber cushion or fix this? I suppose I could glue it but I hate to do that as I haven't really had these very long and I don't think that would work as well.
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joanwhistler
(25-Apr-21)
do these lock to hold items?
By:
User
(10-Jan-18)
yes they do which is why I love them :) they are spring loaded you push it to open the grip when you are done pushing it does hold the item :) I have been scrapping since 1997 & i have always had some for cards & my pages :) I have always used lots of sizzix alphabets which I use these for :) i use them on most of my pages & cards :) you will love them :) I could not scrap without them :) :)
By: anda11
(11-Jan-18)
