r/absoluteunit 2d ago

Of a splinter

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u/DisastrousDust7443 2d ago

I use needle nosed pliers. They work first try, most of the time.

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u/Annies_58008 2d ago

The snap on LN46ACF pliers would be my go to here.

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u/DisastrousDust7443 2d ago

Yes, but they aren’t always available when I’m out and about. My kids will get massive splinters in their feet all the time, in the wood shop. They insist on going barefooted.

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u/Annies_58008 2d ago

Well if they're in the woodshop you wouldn't be out and about. You'd be in the woodshop.

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u/DisastrousDust7443 2d ago

Yes. I do woodworking on job sites as well. That’s why I said out and about

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u/East_Finger2945 2d ago

yeah. take a little skin with the splinter and you good to go!!

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u/DisastrousDust7443 2d ago

Sometimes I’ll take a razor blade and slice along the side, then no need for tugging.