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When all else fails, leave it in. As it gets infected, it will eventually slide right out in the pus blob. Works reliably, if perhaps a bit of a mess.
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if you use dmso it wont infect and comes out anyway.Comment
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A little off topic but... A friend of mind filled his eye with metal bits grinding without eye protection. The ophthalmologist got some of them out
but he continued to be in a lot of pain. So I gave him my magnet from an old hard drive. After a quick application of alcohol, he lightly pressed it againt
his cornea. It came off full of little metal bits. After a few applications, he was pain free.VitŮŽria, BrazilComment
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Those are powerful magnets --- never used them for sliver extraction but will keep in mind although I do more SS than iron/steel so might not help sometimes...Comment
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The aging joints would never let me manage that. I'm thinking that a USB camera/microscope rig would be a handy thing to have for that sort of thing. I can reach down to the sole of my foot but I can't bend around well enough to see what I'd need to see.Originally posted by AD5MB View Post
For stuff in the hand the magnifying hood I bought a few years back has come in very handy.Chilliwack BC, CanadaComment
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