Reddit reviews Marrywindix 6pcs ESD Precision Anti-Static Tweezers, Tweezers Stainless Steel Tweezers with a Bag for Electronics Jewelry-Making Repairing

whaaaat? thats not possible! haha, i have a pair that is really pointy, BUT, they dont "grip" and when i'm trying to pull something out, it just slips right thru... i need a pair that HOLDS! ive gotta find out what kind these are!
EDIT: adding a link - wonder if these would work?! http://www.amazon.com/Marrywindix-Tweezers-Non-magnetic-Forceps-Anti-static/dp/B00DVIEJ14/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1454113263&sr=8-1&keywords=precision+tweezer

I bought all my materials from Amazon and I've done about 3 Mods.

Heres a little documentation of my 1st one.

Seiko 5 Mod; PAM Cali Dial & Sword Hands & some more photos

Some things that I suggest you get before starting.

• Magnifier Opposed to a Loupe this works well and is rather convenient with 3 magnifications
  
  
• Precision Tweezers You need, need this. Seriously
  
  
• Crystal Press Self explanatory
  
  
• Dust Blower Often times you get dust on your dial while it sits, so get this to get rid of it
  
  
• Hand Press I don't particularly like the hand remover included but it does the job just fine
  
  
• Cushioned Holder I used this to hold the movement taking it out of the case
  
  
• Silicone Grease Used to grease the gaskets for increased water resistance
  
  
• Caseback Ball One of the best things you can get to be honest, it removes most casebacks
  
  
• Movement Holder To uhh, hold the movement
  
  
• Precision Screwdrivers You need this to unscrew the movement from the holders, also good tool to use for when you take apart movements to learn
  
  
• Hypo Cement Used this for bezel attachments for when you change em up
  
  Let me know if you've any questions, I'd be willing to help you out and answer them to the best of my ability :)
  
  Cheers!

I use these tweezers on my semps. It’s [a little too] satisfying.

I bought my files, drill, tweezers and dykes off of Amazon and they all together set me back less then $50
each thing was 10-15
http://amzn.com/B00E8ER10G
http://amzn.com/B000OVHZ3U
http://amzn.com/B00DVIEJ14
http://amzn.com/B001N1AASC

Bent tweezers work really really well. Unless you're trying to take apart already mounted switches, I find tweezers to be the best (something like the top one in the picture on this listing http://www.amazon.com/Non-magnetic-Curved-Tweezers-Forceps-Anti-static/dp/B00DVIEJ14/ref=sr_1_2?s=industrial&ie=UTF8&qid=1409881252&sr=1-2&keywords=tweezers).

I don't have those specific ones though, so I can't comment on the quality of those. Nice reviews though.

Well... the last time that I bought cheap black Chinese ESD-safe tweezers, I received a large smelly white Chinese bathroom rug so YMMV.

I got these: tweezer set

I wanted non magnetic as it's a pain to pull any magnetic debris out of a motors magnets otherwise :)

This is my obligatory post telling you try out tweezers:

http://www.amazon.com/Non-magnetic-Curved-Tweezers-Forceps-Anti-static/dp/B00DVIEJ14/

My producitivity almost trippled on making beadsprites, and my accuracy went way up, once I got precision tweezers. Well worth the $4 price tag.

Your sprites looks great by the way!

Unfortunately your only option is to get a rail from a used Joy-Con. Replacement rails aren't even available in the Chinese market yet as I'm told.

Though that bent pin looks fixable. As long as you can straighten it and then pull it outward to match the other pins, it should make contact at least a little bit. I'd use precision tweezers for that.