Hemostat Forceps, Stainless Steel Dog Cat Pet Scissors Ear Hair Clamp Fishing Scissors Tools (12.5cm Straight)

Very happy with the super fast delivery, product came as advertised, couldn’t be happier.

Strong and sturdy product. Good for removing the ball from labret studs and barbells and tightening them again. Good grip, just remember with piercings - turn left for loosening and right for tightening :)Open - ensure to lift up clasp to open, DO NOT push apart scissor hands, it's simple clasp that needs to be lifted, as seen on the video.

Purchased this to enable me to open and change my septum rings and it does just that

So these are basically atraumatic forceps with "teeth" for locking at certain points, like in the picture. Exactly what I was after (if a little low quality).These are not scissors, they are not for cutting, they are not sharp. They are for holding, they are blunt. The teeth don't clamp together completely either hence being atraumatic (if you hold them up to light you will see a thin line of light between the teeth), they aren't designed to completely crush soft tissue to pieces either But they will close enough to pull hair ect.I bought these to undo some tight earrings for which they are great but if people do not understand the use of these they may find them very difficult to use as it is easy to "clip on and off" when you don't want to, made slightly easier (or more difficult depending on your way of thinking) by the slightly lower standard of equipment. (Mine came already rusted at the hinge and not quite square).

I bought these for turning out and stuffing small sewing projects.

I bought these to use to stuff hand made cloth dolls with, and they do the job very nicely. They grip the stuffing firmly, have a good long and narrow nose to reach into all the corners with, but they aren't so big that they're unwieldy or uncomfortable to use. The lock on the handle, which keeps them shut, is very easy to engage and disengage; and they are really good value for money. I've also used them for turning cloth dolls' legs and arms out the right way round, and they work very well for this as well; the only slight problem is that I've found that they sometimes mark the fabric that I've used, leaving the imprint of the gripping surface on the cotton. This mark has gone away on all the dolls I've just checked, but I do wonder if this would be an issue when using flimsier fabrics.All together, though, I'm very pleased with these, and would buy them again if I needed to.

Quality

OK for cutting thread or very fine material, but anything more substantial and they struggle.