Craft Medley BT200 Beading & Jewelry Tool: Precision Tweezer with Soft-Grip and Reverse Grip by Multicraft Imports Review

They are convenient to use, but not suitable for all kinds of needlework. Diamond painting is a great hobby for me and I bought them with the intention of using them for that. However, since these are "reverse" tweezers, the grip when closed is too difficult for a diamond used in painting. Haven't used them for other crafts yet.

I bought these to use in crafting to help maneuver the vinyl I'm working with when the pieces are small. I love her! They are quite thin so they have a very good grip and are easy to work with even for severe arthritis. The only complaint I have is that they don't have a really strong hold, but they still work like a charm. Definitely recommended for creativity.

I use these for weeding vinyl: Pros: • They work as they should • Soft touch on them is a nice touch for a comfortable grip Cons : • I want them to have a longer handle • not a pointy tip. If you use this for other crafts, they're great! They're really good for the price when used on weak vinyl, but can get unwieldy because the tips aren't sharp. Weeding small parts is difficult. Overall I would recommend this product.

I don't like this style but I have the same brand in light grey. Light gray seems to be a narrower tip so it captures almost everything. This black and pink is harder to open and the tips are wider, making it harder to grab small, tricky items. I would look for a different style and not order that style/color again. This is the 2nd pair of this coloring is too thick etc.

This product is ideal for grabbing glued pieces and laying them clean the first time to avoid getting glue on your fingers or the rest of the piece. It is also excellent for sanding packages, postcards or ? Because the reverse grip allows you to "push" and hold on to initial knowledge while making a bow with two hands, it is essential in any workshop. I have a few because they never end up where they're supposed to be.

A great product in theory. However, I'm not sure if the brand is reliable. I've bought other brands that have been well made, but both pairs I've bought in that order have been useless. The whole point is that if the tweezers just sit and DO NOT push, they will hold your little piece of paper or whatever. Both pairs I bought at rest had tips that didn't converge - there was a gap of about 1mm - so they couldn't hold anything as thin as paper. Very disappointed! I think for that price you're…

I didn't realize that these tweezers worked differently than my other sets of tweezers so when they came out I put them aside thinking I'll probably never use them. For others who might not get it, these tweezers squeeze to open and release to close, just the opposite of what I'm used to. Then one day I was working on applying UV resin to origami paper earrings and I needed some sort of clip to hold the paper in a cone shape while I applied the resin. These tweezers were the perfect tool for…