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Tips/Techniques Using magnets for slivers.

Tips/Techniques
What the hell are you taking slivers out of if it's not one of your hands?

NM - I don't really want to know.....
I'll tell you what... whether you want to know, or otherwise! LOL!

My Ex ran a dog grooming business, and suffered constantly, from embedded sections of dog hair, poking in to her feet! Dunno if the People Barbers have the same issues, but...

This is essentially a loop back to my use of VERY expensive tweezers, side-on light, and some decent magnification, to find and solve some of HER problems.

At the time I was a believer in Happy Wife = Happy Life. Didn't work out quite that way, but the experience with the tweezers is still valid! :p

As a side note, when you are paying US$12 each, for watch screws, you don't have to lose very many of them, using crap tweezers, to understand where the return is on a REALLY expensive (seeming) set is!
 

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