Precision Stainless Steel Tweezers – Straight & Curved Tips, Anti-Static, Modelling Tools

2-Piece Precision Tweezer Set with Drilled Handles Handle delicate tasks with accuracy and style. This set includes one straight-tip and one curved-tip stainless steel tweezer, both with drilled handles for improved grip and a sleek aesthetic. Perfect for model railway modellers who need to place small details without damage, or for electronics, crafts, and phone repair where steady, precise handling is essential. Features: ✅ Pair of tweezers – 1 straight tip + 1 curved tip. ✅ Drilled handles – lightweight, stylish, and easy to grip. ✅ Anti-static stainless steel – avoids damage to sensitive parts. ✅ Fine precision tips – perfect for handling tiny components. ✅ Multi-purpose use – railway modelling, electronics, phone repair, jewellery, crafts. Specifications: Material: Stainless steel Tip styles: Fine straight tip + fine curved tip Anti-static: Yes Handle: Drilled hole design for improved aesthetics & grip Perfect for: Model railway glazing, detail parts, and scenery placement Electronics repair & soldering work Jewellery & craft making Phone & watch repair Condition: New Type: Tweezer Set Brand: Unbranded / Generic Material: Stainless Steel Features: Anti-Static, Lightweight, Drilled Handles, Precision Tips Suitable For: Model Railways, Electronics, Phone Repair, Jewellery, Crafts

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FAQ – Product FAQs

General Product FAQs

What is included in the 2-Piece Precision Tweezer Set?

The set includes two stainless steel tweezers: one with a fine straight tip and one with a fine curved tip, both featuring drilled handles for improved grip and a smart, lightweight feel.

What are these tweezers best used for in model railways?

They are ideal for handling tiny detail parts such as glazing, handrails, figures, signals, and small scenery items where you need precise placement without damaging paintwork or delicate components.

Can I use this tweezer set for electronics and phone repair?

Yes. The anti-static stainless steel and fine tips make them suitable for handling small electronic components, connectors, and screws during electronics, phone, and watch repair.

Are the tweezers suitable for jewellery and craft work?

Yes. The precision tips and good grip from the drilled handles make them well suited to jewellery making, bead work, and other fine crafts where accurate positioning is important.

What are the tweezers made from?

Both tweezers are made from anti-static stainless steel, giving a durable, easy-to-clean tool that helps avoid damage to sensitive parts.

Are these tweezers branded?

No. This is an unbranded or generic tweezer set, offering practical features like precision tips, drilled handles, and anti-static stainless steel without a brand name attached.

Troubleshooting FAQs

My tweezers don’t seem to grip very small parts securely. What can I do?

Check that you are using the fine tips rather than the broader shaft area, and try switching between the straight and curved tweezer to see which gives better access. For very tiny parts, use a light, controlled pressure rather than squeezing hard, which can cause pieces to ping away.

The tips feel slightly misaligned. Is this normal?

A very small offset can occur in manufacture and may still work fine for general tasks. If you need maximum precision for tiny parts, use the tweezer whose tips meet most accurately and reserve the other for slightly larger components.

The tweezers feel slippery in my hand. How can I improve grip?

The drilled handles are designed to improve grip, but if your hands are oily or dusty, wipe the handles with a clean, dry cloth. You can also adjust your hold slightly so your fingers sit over the drilled sections for better control.

Can these tweezers damage delicate painted parts?

Any metal tweezer can mark fresh paint if too much pressure is used. Allow paint to cure fully, use the lightest grip that still holds the part, and if needed, hold pieces on unpainted or hidden areas.

The tweezers are picking up dust and small fibres. How should I clean them?

Wipe the tips with a soft, lint-free cloth. For more stubborn residue, a small amount of isopropyl alcohol on the cloth can help. Dry thoroughly before using them again on models or electronics.

Assembly & Painting FAQs

How can I use these tweezers for assembling model railway details?

Use the straight-tip tweezer for placing parts in open areas, such as platform details or trackside items, and the curved-tip tweezer for reaching into tighter spaces like coach interiors or behind structures, always applying gentle, controlled pressure.

Are these tweezers suitable for holding parts while painting?

Yes. They are very useful for holding small parts such as figures, signs, and detail castings while you paint. Grip the part on a non-visible or later-to-be-glued area to avoid leaving marks.

How do I avoid losing tiny parts when using tweezers during assembly?

Work over a clear tray or shallow box so any dropped parts are contained, and use a soft, controlled closing action rather than snapping the tweezers shut, which can launch small items across the room.

Which tweezer tip is better for placing glazing and clear parts?

The curved-tip tweezer often works best for glazing and clear parts because it lets you approach from an angle and see what you are doing more clearly. Grip lightly on the edge of the part to avoid marks.

Can I use these tweezers when working with glue on model parts?

Yes, but avoid getting glue on the tips. Apply adhesive to the model or part first, then use the tweezers to place the piece. If glue does get on the tips, clean it off promptly so it does not affect your grip or precision.