Fingers are terrible at holding 4mm detail parts — tweezers aren't. This set covers both jobs on the bench: a flat-tip pair that grips larger parts firmly for gluing and positioning, and a pointy-tip pair for decal placement, wire grab irons, and details too fine to touch. Ergonomic and precise, they save parts (and sanity) during kit assembly.
Round out the assembly kit with the Hobby Knife and Model Files.
Which tip for decals?
The pointy tip — slide the decal off the backing and nudge it into place without touching the face.
Are they anti-magnetic?
They're standard stainless — fine for detail parts; if you're placing tiny neodymium magnets, grip them lightly and they behave.
Why two shapes?
Flat = clamping force spread over a surface (holding while glue cures). Pointy = pinpoint accuracy (placing). You'll reach for both constantly.
