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Moore Medical Backhaus Towel Forceps 3 1/2” Review

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• Moore Medical Backhaus Towel Forceps 3 1/2”
• * 3 1/2”
• * Each * Model # 37-458

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Moore Medical Backhaus Towel Forceps 3 1/2” : Stainless steel.

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I purchased this to use for creating designs in jewelers (casting) wax. Great selections and affordable. Comes in a cheap, pocketed plastic bag, so you may want to come up with another way to store these. All the tips were machined “clean” and sharp with no burrs, so when working with the tools the carvings were very precise. I have suggested these to other beginning jewelry creators as a great and inexpensive accessories to have at hand.

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• spatulas, spoons, carvers and picks
• quality stainless steel
• sturdy tools for long-lasting use
• super-sharp points for detail work
• vinyl pouch with individual slots for tools

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Some uses for these instruments are: amateur and professional taxidermy;cleaning archaeological artifacts; uncovering and cleaning fossils and shells;woodworking and furniture refinishing;ceramics, mosaics and pottery work;wood and clay carving; soap and candle carving; computer and mechanical work; doll-making and repair; and much more!Important Note: These tools are for hobby and craft use only.

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- When I first opened the package and started to use this product it was very very loud. Even trying to wrap a towel around it to block out the noise wouldn’t work. Upon further inspection we had a small amount of water in the unit which was causing the noise. Now that it is dry it works just fine. Great product and it does work!!! My tooth guard had junk removed from it that the human eye couldn’t see. When I opened the lid you were able to see all these specks removed. GREAT PRODUCT

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