Project Report For Tweezer Tool is as follows.

A tweezer tool is a tool used to pick up something or take something out of something. Essentially the same tweezers that people use to pluck eyebrows or remove thorns, and the term can technically apply to those tweezers as well. Then it means that tweezers are part of the manufacturing process. The general category of tweezers tools also includes tweezers. 

The physical properties of this type of tool are more diverse than cosmetic tweezers. Cosmetic tweezers consist of two mirror-image halves joined at one end or one long piece of material, usually made of metal,  bent in the middle. Most of these tools are similar, but they can also be combined with other tools, such as a tweezer’s end on one end and another tool like a magnifying glass or bonsai rake on the other end. Both cosmetic tweezers and tweezer tools can be made of metal, plastic, or other materials, but metal is the more common material for cosmetic tweezers. These tools are also typically metal,  but plastic tweezers slightly outnumber plastic cosmetic tweezers. 

The tool’s edges might be sharp or angled, similar to cosmetic tweezers, or they can have a bent-nose design. A light can be placed in the crook of the tweezer tool’s elbow to help users see what they are picking up. It may be used as a “third hand” tool for beading and soldering when mounted to a stand. While soldering or glueing anything to an object, the operator would insert it in the tweezer tool.

Tweezers are widely used for operations such as plucking hair off the face or eyebrows, therefore the term eyebrow tweezers is often used. Tweezers are also commonly used to manipulate small things, such as small, particularly surface-mount, electronic devices and small mechanical parts for models and precise machinery. Tweezers (stamp tongs) are used by stamp collectors to handle postage stamps that, while large enough to pick up by hand, might be destroyed by handling; the jaws of stamp tongs are smooth. Picking out gold flakes in gold panning is another example of a specialised usage.