Thanks @Zoe_Lau These are a life -saver on this kit
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When dealing with this kit, it is definitely worth the trouble to make them
thanks for the tip! 
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I hope that it will help you sometime in a future build @joy.licerio
Thanks! It is definitely much better than the ‘so-called’ rubber tipped tweezers. @Wenbare
You’re welcome @Jason_Wong . If you ever do a mini kit, it will definitely come in handy. Heck, it might even work better on wooden parts! haven’t tried it yet.
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You’re so welcome @Tricia12 . I think it might even work well for wooden parts that are tiny…as I have had those go flying as well. @Wenbare
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@Nita_Davis most definatley theres so much to do in this one … ! 
I have to check if they sell this type of tweezers around here heheh
Great idea! I’m going to remember this, because those little beads always fly around. Thanks for sharing 
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I definitely need this. Tiny screw went flying all the time.
Those are the basic ones that come in a lot of kits. I just glued the rubber band on there. @Wenbare
These also help if you are trying to get one certain part out of a bag. @Liset
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Awesome idea! and we all have those tweezers! so why not make a few! and use them!
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I had so many pairs…LOL! I am so glad I made the transition! @jeanneL
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Honestly, if the ones you’ve made already work well, there’s no need to spend money buying others. I might try it then, because the tweezers I use are for modeling and they work great, but all the tiny beads go flying 
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Well, I’ve seen ones that say the are rubber…but they almost look like it is a plastic coating. (like the little clips are for the magnetic stand). Real rubber bands are more ‘non-slip’, I believe. I think that a tiny piece of pencil eraser might even work well @Wenbare
They definitely work well.
Yeah I hate losing small parts
Yes…and it usually happens when they only give you ONE of that piece…LOL! @Tricia12
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