Kingsdun 8pcs Pointed Precision Tweezers Set Professional Anti-Static Long Tweezer Kit for Electronic Repairing,Soldering & Crafting

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I loved it! Not sure why I gave it away

I ordered and received these tools promptly, and they arrived in good order. The tools are of acceptable quality and appear to be well-made, but very sharp tips requiring special care when using them! These tweezers are, however, basic tools and are, for this reason, not ideally suited for every type of situation one may encounter, as the tips are not serrated, meaning they lack gripping power for small parts; which may easily slip out and fly across the room never to be found again! Something to keep in mind when handling small screws or other finished parts. The tools come in a nicely made pouch for storage and easy retrieval or selection for the task at hand. The price is very competitive, considering the good quality of these tools. I ordered a second set of these as a gift for a friend who found these tools to be quite useful as well as a nice gift. I am happy with my purchase and would recommend them to a friend.

I have had these now for for almost three years and use them lightly with my 3D printer and occasional electronics projects. First thing I noticed was that the points are very soft, so if you put much of any force on the tips, they bend. Grabbing filament strings from the printer is not a problem. Holding electronic components even slightly firmly can be, though. Just today, though I was picking up tiny fasteners for an electronics project with the ESD-12 forceps and noticed the points weren't aligned at all. Weird. Like one blade was rotate from the other. I went to straighten it and the two blades came apart. As you can see from the photo, there were supposed to be 3 welds on the edges, but two were basically non-existent and the third appears to have failed with only very light use. Needless to say, quality control/manufacturing isn't what it's supposed to be. Maybe it's a one off, but this really shouldn't have happened.

These tweezers come in a nice case with elastic loops to keep it closed. All except one tweezer are metal with nice feel and finish.They are generally lightly built for delicate work and won't hold up well to application of much force. The metal tweezers come to very sharp points, like needles, which I wish were more rounded. I may actually grind down the points, because I have already bent one set because those points are so fine.The plastic tweezer is almost useless. It isn't stiff enough to apply any grip to an object. But at this price I didn't have the highest expectations and honestly the metal tweezers and spudge were mostly what I was looking for.

I use these for flameworking glass & 10/10 probably some of my favorite tools at this point. They are so delicate & precise I look forward to using them every time I work. The only issues I've had have been my own fault (accidentally moving them into the flame at several thousand degrees - yeah one pair of the super-fine tips totally got chewed up). All of the points are very well aligned & the heat doesn't transfer into the handles much at all. I've recommended them to pretty much everyone in the studio - definitely going to order from this company again!

Nice roll up kit, good set.

I really like these tools, they are great for weeding vinyl and heat transfer. I had one pair of tweezers in the kit that the tips didn't align. This made them impossible to use. I tried to bend them back in place, but wasn't able to get them to align properly. I contacted the seller and they sent me a new set out right away. I really appreciate that kind of service! The new set aligned properly and I'm happy with them!

This was part of a larger order which arrived within 2 days.The tweezers were inside a very professional looking box. Once removed, the tweezers were wrapped in the nylon storage case. From the pictures, it looked like the straps around the case were Velcro, but they were elastic loops sewn on one side. The included storage case was a definite bonus.Each tweezer had a protective plastic tip to protect the tip and prevent you from stabbing yourself as the tips were extremely pointy.Looking at each tweezer, I found that the black coating was smooth (powder coated?) and even. The transition from black coating to the silver tips seemed a bit unfinished as the coating was raised (this can be seen on some of my pictures). All the edges on the handles were nicely rounded due to the coating or the tweezers themselves as it sat in my hands comfortably. The tips were all properly aligned when closed. I didn't notice a lot of flex when picking up any small chips, but I guess it's subjective depending on weight of object and person using the tweezers. I did notice machine marks on the tips, but it didn't seem to reduce the accuracy or alignment. But a bit of fine machine marks would help with the grip of smaller objects in my opinion. I did notice some discolouration between the black coating and the silver tip for one of the tweezers. It could be rust or some underlying coating before the powder coat goes on. The polymer tweezer was aligned properly as well. The spudger tool has a pretty good point on it as well, but because it's plastic, not sure how long that will stay pointy.Overall, for my 1st set of precision tweezers, I found this set to be exactly what I needed and would definitely buy them again if the need arises.

I do quilling and its so important to get tiny things in little places and to not get glue everywere etc. I find these to be a fantastic set! No need to spend more money these are great!

I wanted to try these for watch repair as a hobby. And figured for the price they are worth a shot. I might upgrade later to more expensive tweezer but these are doing the job fine for now.The case is a nice plus.

Exactly what was needed for weeding detailed vinyl pieces. Variety of sizes and come in a case to keep them together

Use these all the time for Junk Journals, Pocket Letters, Paper crafting etcthey are one of my standard need to have in my crafting tools