But most of us still use probes that would have been just fine for a 1940s receiver. There are other options, of course. Among other things, you can now buy meters that have built-in tweezer probes.

The splinter site should be cleaned before attempting to remove the splinter using tweezers, tape, baking soda, or essential oils. After removing the splinter, the affected area should be washed ...

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You’ve probably seen tweezers act as test probes for a multimeter or other instrument. Some electronics testing tweezers even have the multimeter built right in. Tools like these are ...

The problem with the standard tweezers approach is that the probe is held too tightly. This constrains the minimum resolvable torque to about 40 pN nm — too high to be useful for single DNA or ...