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Silverline Pick/Probe Set 6pce (415070)
Silverline Pick/Probe Set 6pce (415070)
Silverline Pick/Probe Set 6pce (415070)
Silverline Pick/Probe Set 6pce (415070)
Silverline Pick/Probe Set 6pce (415070)
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Posted 6 August 2023

Silverline Pick/Probe Set 6pce (415070)

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Silverline 415070 Picks, Hooks & Probes 6-Piece Set
Manufacturer's Description
Made from hard-wearing stainless steel, the Silverline Picks, Hooks and Probes Set comprises 6 pieces of varying sizes, providing you with everything you need for fine precision work. Used for fine carving and sculpturing, they’re ideal for carpenters, modellers and engineers. The knurled grip / square stock enables easy handling and allows you to get a firm non-slip grip.

The set includes 3 x single-ended picks and 3 x double-ended hooks, making them useful for DIY, automotive, craft and hobby tasks. They can be used for spring and washer manipulation as well as the removal of seals and prising materials apart in delicate projects. Just what you need for intricate applications when a steady hand and a precision tool is needed.

- Stainless steel construction

- Includes 3 single-end picks and 3 double-end hooks

- Knurled grip / square stock for easy handling

- For fine precision work


Technical Specifications
  • Number of pieces: 6
  • Handle diameter: 6.2mm in the middle, 5.8mm on the 90° bent
  • Product height: 3mm x 2, 4mm x 2, 6mm x 2
  • Product length: 130mm, 135mm, 151mm x 2, 154mm, 157mm
  • Product width: 3.5mm, 5.6mm, 5.5mm, 3.8mm, 3.7mm, 3.7mm
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  1. JohntyHerringtonIII's avatar
    Perfect for the aspiring amateur dentist
    Stacey_Waring's avatar
    On a serious note, be very very careful. I used a metal detail hook on a tooth that always got meat stuck on it....turns out I was actually scraping out the internal pulp from my tooth, having scraped right through the enamel over time. I had to have a root canal and crown fitted. These tools can do serious damage...
    I've been trying to get an NHS dentist for six years after I was removed from my old dentists list, for not attending within 18months....despite them not sending reminders even after I informed them that I needed them due to ADHD and menopause brain fog
  2. Tedman's avatar
    With an 18 month dentist appointment wait. These are looking increasingly appealing!
    Rango's avatar
    18 months?! Where tf do you live?
  3. Baz8755's avatar
    We'll also need a good deal on Dremels and metal filler for fillings
    Noeldude's avatar
    Forget metal filler, this is the stuff you need.

    You gotta be careful though, once this sets it ain't for moving. I replaced the side of a tooth that broke off with this about 6 months ago and it hasn't budged since!
  4. Bert-Rib's avatar
    The same set for £3.97 + FREE P&P on eBay.co.uk.

    See here: ebay.co.uk/itm…6Yg
  5. smudgemobile's avatar
    I got one of the Keter shed deals and with these I'm going around the country as a mobile Dentist ..... Open Wide.
  6. Monaco.Blue's avatar
    Also £4.35 from another seller with 97% rating. Ideally these should have a case. I have a similar ish set but it has a flat head too - l really pleased with it. Used sensibly your teeth will be amazing.
    Massive-Yeti's avatar
    Free delivery with that seller too.
  7. IBYM's avatar
    I can finally do lobotomies properly. Another great HUK deal find.
    TheBigShort's avatar
    Another good reason not to trust a psychiatrist… along with electric shock treatment conversion therapies.
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  9. horsey's avatar
    It's kinda odd that our NHS treats everything on the body, apart from eyes and teeth?

    If I eat too much or break a leg doing parkour then probably should pay something, but if I can't see then there's not much I could have done to avoid that

    Metal picks are really useful, but probably not for teeth, try some TEPE dental brushes instead
  10. Jellieman's avatar
    🫣
  11. jim15feb's avatar
    Fantastic for settling disputes with neighbours. Strap the fukkker down, whip these babies out and he'll never complain to the council about your parking again
  12. harrythefish's avatar
    Saw a set of these in the B&Q dentistry aisle recently.
  13. rincage's avatar
    Marathon Man.
    SelfScanStan's avatar
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    Ouch !!!!
  14. moonhead75's avatar
    Just need these and a tub of Fuji 9 and I’m doing my own dentistry 😁
    Chestertonb's avatar
    Don't forget your leather makers drill and curved Indian flute to hang your mirror on.
  15. kremix's avatar
    Covert Companion if you want to do something more serious
  16. macD78's avatar
    Victorinox fans will know the 'Dentist' model has sadly been discontinued - can't even find a pic on the web,but there's always this fella...

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  17. dubreg's avatar
    Am I the only one using these on my workbench rather than in my mouth?
  18. Stacey_Waring's avatar
    Just on a note to anyone who lives in a university town, see if they have a dentistry school. When I lived in Leeds you could go into the dentistry school at the university and be seen for free. The students are all supervised by qualified dentists and they do most types of work for free or very low fees. But it is a turn up and wait normalky
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