Hi All, Great tips flying all over here. I didn't know the name of the tool but knew it was for removing needles/hands from watches or instruments. I found this picture on the net although dad's is more antique and its in my storage shed in an old tool box.
I remember using it a few times with him and on an old Weston meter that got dropped and jarred the needle loose. It made it easy to remove a needle and get it started going back on. Don't think it would be an issue with the tiny one on the DI in Brians video as the claws are quite small. Thought I had seen one at HFT with their small tools and watch stuff but it doesn't show up on their website. Their are newer "C" style and some spring steel types now available through watch/clock tool supplies, and under $10 from what I saw.
Thanks Ken for the tip on Boelube. Is it for drilling rivet holes in AL sheet? Looks pretty good and cheaper than that green stuff (can't remember name) everyone on YT is using.
Good tip on storing the chucks with Boeshield, Paul.
Looks like we're all on board for the ultrasonic cleaner...maybe we can get a group discount with Coupons!![]()
Another great thread going here! Thanks, ~PJ

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