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damon18

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Haha just to be clear, I dont think this is a nose hair clipper.

Just thought the "cutting blade" end of it looked like the ones in a nose hair cutter.

This thing, the inner part doesn't rotate do I dont see how it could cut anything unless the whole assembly rotates in something else.

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Not so much a cutter as a snag and tear out by the roots tool. I have had broken bones that hurt less. :shocking:
 

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Not so much a cutter as a snag and tear out by the roots tool. I have had broken bones that hurt less. :shocking:

You’re not kidding! In laws gave me a cheap nose hair trimmer once and it just ripped the hair out. I’ve never experienced so much pain.
 

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That looks like something someone made for their specific task. Maybe to clean out a hole or bore of some type. Hmm, like on an industrial machine or some type of equipment.

Could just be a gag metal shop class project and really was named as a 'nose hair clipper.' In HS I chose basic stuff like a desk pencil holder or meat tenderizer to actually make.
Though in drafting classes we did make some silly parts up to draw.
 
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LOL OK I'm convinced! I was really kidding g when. I made the topic title, dont think I'll try using it. Have an electric one which is why I recognized the "bit" pattern but couldn't imagine it really was one.

Merry Christmas!

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I bought a battery operated one once, and used it once. Straight into the trash. Now I use very small scissors or the sideburn trimmer on my electric shaver.

A woman at work once asked a couple of us guys what kind of hair trimmer to buy for her husband, and I said DON'T BUY THAT STYLE!
 

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I have a more modern version of that trimmer. It actually works pretty well. I suppose it will eventually get dull and start yanking hair out, but after about six years, I have no complaints.
 

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I have one and use it.

The trick is to hold it braced very still, and slowly turn the blade w finger tip feeling... and pull it out SLOWLY not to yank out a captive but not yet fully cut hair.

Works GREAT.

Marc
 
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