🎓 College Tweezers: Essential Precision Tools by SZCO Supplies Review

This is poorly made. Two tweezer tips of different lengths - one 2mm longer than the other. The area of the lugs that actually make physical contact with each other is 13 mm (0.5 inch) from the ends of the lugs. When I squeeze the tweezers to the limit, the gap between the tips (13mm for this section) is wide enough to accommodate pieces of paper (any standard thickness). These are not the type of tweezers you should buy if you need to grip very thin objects.

I really didn't know if I would need them or use them. But they were recommended as part of the sewing supplies needed for my embroidery machine. I'm so glad I had them! A thread broke in my car and I was able to hold onto it! You saved the day! Also, I use them to pick up trimmed skipped stitches so they don't sew together. They also help guide the thread through the opening of the sewing foot. I LOVE HER!

They were cheap for the style but about the price of regular tweezers that actually work. The tips didn't match, so pinching/pulling something small was useless. I wanted to use them for pulling sewing threads, so they didn't fit me at all. They can be good for large hobby crafts.

Everything is fine - not particularly impressive, but not weak either for the price. There is nothing spectacular to look for here. It's just metal tweezers (not stainless steel and they already have some rust/stains). But for some garage jobs and hobbies you can't ask for more (or less). The teeth on it aren't perfectly aligned either, so gripping very, very small objects wasn't particularly tight. But for general use and large objects, the tweezers worked very well. I think this is it!

I'm an avid strategy board game fan. You know, the ones with 5-10 tiles stacked on top of each other in multiple squares. Using the fingers tends to create a domino effect, and in many games I've had trouble grabbing a stack to knock over another. These tweezers are ideal for securely gripping stacks of tokens and straightening those stacks. It's also great for a board with a decent transverse length that typically requires you to stand and move around to play. You can reach through the board…

I was given a pair of tweezers in fashion school and a pair came with my serger, but none of them compare to the durability of these tips. I had a piece of a thread bird's nest that I cut off. I was expecting to pick at it for a while, but I grabbed the cut strands with tweezers and was surprised at how effortlessly he pulled everything out.