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I used to have a really useful set of very small wire snips - a Swedish
make (Lindtrom). Good for getting into tight spaces for cutting thin wires. [Note: just found a small pair of needle nosed pliers and managed to look up the maker. Then Googled. Mainly US hits, but £plenty!] I now look at those available on line and I can't tell the difference between good quality precision engineered and cheap ones from crap steel. Something like http://www.amazon.co.uk/PRECISION-MI...ERS-nipper/dp/ B00439KLYE/ref=zg_bs_1938883031_11 perhaps. Any recommendations? I'd rather spend more on a good pair than keep replacing cheap ones. Cheers Dave R -- Windows 8.1 on PCSpecialist box |
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