Can these tweezers be easily operated with two fingers say about 3 inches from the back? or does it require more force.
1504775
Depends on what youre picking up and hand strength. It will obviously be diminished clamping force, but I pick up my coal pieces for y hookah just fine. I imagine you'd be able to pick up a mouse too ( 2 or 3 ounces just fine).
1504776
I can easily operate with one hand 3 to 4 inches from the back that's how I feed my pythons without getting bit
1366796
I just tried it with my "off" hand and it works fine. You really don't have to pull that hard, its nice and smooth.
651576
Depends upon how thick your fingers are. You can loosen it via the adjustable arms.
437478
Ummm not quite sure as I just own the unit I don't sell but maybe try eyelash extension tweezers....they are small and long!!! Good luck :-)
1955585
I would suggest that you look at its weight, divided by two, and assess how much weight each of your hands can handle. They are well-designed and the action is easy. And of course keeping them well oiled will make them easier to operate. Best of luck!
2053116
The tool takes two hands. With a little practice it goes pretty well i have done many connections without a single leak i check every connection with the guage and found that the tool has to be adjusted differently for half inch and three quarter inch connections. It is a great tool but tricky to use in tight spaces
2056545
I held my object together pressing with my index finger counting to 10 and it held. If your object is large enough to clamp, you may want to do that and spare the pressure on your fingertip.
35930
Very easy. I am 63 years old, male, and have no problems. I have smaller hands as well.
1100657
No. I always had trouble popping the back off on a couple of my watches. The tool does that very easily. I can get them back on with a good squeeze but no not a specific tool to do it.
1116058
Yeah theres two. A short one and a longer one. Just make sure your fingers arent I the way when you close them...doesnt feel good
2193189
From the back of where the handle is mounted, you only need 2.25 inches in order to push the handle back all the way. It does not push back very far, only angles back slightly.
2237534
I used a pair of pliers. Came out pretty easily. Pull, but don't jerk or yank and it should give way.
2168357
You /can/, but only if you have huge hands. If you have smaller hands, you'll have a tough time gripping the whole mouse.
1885279
YES!!! yes but I would suggest you have someone else do it for you using tweezers, if you are not a pro at it yet.
1193263
The clips are a bit of a squeeze. You may be able to use your hand area beneath your thumb with the clip resting on a flat surface. Give it a try and good luck!
346142
No you cannot. You still need 2 hands to put it in. It works well but a little weak. I would probably buy something different.
1444846
This item is a simple tool. If you actually need a physical press to get a bearing out because of being in there forever or tight tolerances. Its not designed for that.