TOWOT Industrial Tweezers Cross Lock Fiber Grip Wood Handle Soldering Tweezer, Precision Pick-Up Tool 6-1/2" Long Straight Blunt Electronics Precision Tweezers

Really a nice set of cross lock tweezers for the price. The tip is not very fine but still very useful.

These tweezers have a nice comfortable grip which is great for some of the crafts that I do. Great for picking up small items or parts. The tweezers apply a good amount of tension pressure and hold the varies items I use it for.

This is a nice pair of tweezers. They are easy to use, grasp securely, and have a nice long reach. The wood handle makes them confortable to hold.

PLEASE NOTE: There are multiple items / sizes available from this listing. Amazon places all reviews from these multiple items in this one place. The item that I received and am reviewing is the ”TOWOT Industrial Tweezers Cross Lock Fiber Grip Wood Handle Soldering Tweezer, Precision Pick-Up Tool 45-Degree Bent Electronics Precision Tweezers” SA-22 design.The TOWOT brushed stainless steel reverse tweezers work extremely well for picking up small parts. The reverse feature is a pleasure to use as the tweezers grab the part and hold it when you release the pressure on the handles. They are comfortable to use, have no sharp edges, and as these are a tool, my primary interest is in how well they work. The small size serrated tips reduce slipping and afford enough pressure to hold a small part without damage. The tip of the tweezers measures just slightly less than 2mm across and is blunt. Neither the tip nor the serrations are sharp. The 2mm tip is a little larger than the tweezers I previously used to use to work on PC boards with surface mount components. These tweezers are a great choice for very small screws, nuts, and washers, and all but the smallest electronic parts. I highly recommend these.

While these have a nice weight to them, the quality is poor - the wood looks like it's delaminating or water damaged and the two sides are cut inconsistently, the tip already showed signs of wear upon arrival, and the arms were subtly warped (though not enough to affect closure). While these are functional, they're definitely a budget tool, not a precision instrument.

These are not delicate tweezers to pull a small splinter out. They are not what I thought I was getting—the description “cross lock” means that the spring action of the tweezer keeps it closed (like a fine, delicate clamp, holding onto whatever you’ve grasped) until you press the wooden grips, and that spreads the tips open to release. Instead, these are the typical squeeze at the grips to make the tips squeeze tweezers.They are well made, with tips that meet well, with good cross grooving on the inside of each tip. The tips are blunt ended, a bit over a mm wide. So, if you know you want a large tweezer that requires good finger strength to hold what you’re grasping with them, they will serve you fine. They appear to be stainless, and there are no sharp edges.

It's hard to find fault in these for the price ($7 at the time of this review). The metal body has no rough edges, the "business end" of the tweezers line up well, and when you let go of the wood grips, the tweezers maintain a good amount of pressure to hold your item. The inside of the tips of the tweezers are serrated (without being sharp) to better grip items.My only gripe is that while the wood feels nice (relatively smooth, no rough edges), it looks like it was poorly finished. Patchy coloration, the studs attaching the wood to the tweezers are inconsistent in size and spacing, etc. Everything that is wrong is purely cosmetic and does NOT affect the function of the tweezers, but those are the issues keeping these from being 5 stars.As is, a great value, they function great, and a great addition to any tinkerer's toolbox.

The description is largely a word salad.I wanted a reverse tweezer that continued to hold things when I released the grip, and that's what I thought I ordered. I also preferred it to be straight, rather than one of the three bent styles.I tried and failed to discern the difference between the "Straight" $6.99 tweezer and the "6.5" Long Straight Blunt" $6.99 tweezer. Both looked about the same, though the latter "long blunt" tweezer is apparently 4mm longer.I thought that all of the tweezers are "reverse" tweezers, which the description certainly implied. Nowhere is it stated that the straight tweezer is not a reverse tweezer. The description twice refers to the tweezers as being reverse: "【Wood Handle】: Reverse tweezers have wooden handles, providing a comfortable grip." ..."【Tweezer Precision】 : Every reverse grip tweezers is hand sharpened for precise use." ...Only 1 of the 5 tweezer styles is NOT a reverse tweezer. NONE of the selection buttons identifies that style as NOT being a reverse tweezer.Here's how you tell: the ordinary tweezer looks continuous on a side (except that it has wood in the center). The reverse tweezers all have a small see-through area adjoining the wood handle.