Premium Non Scratch O-Ring Pick Tool - Polycarbonate (2 Pack)

Nice little picks for sensitive objects. Being non metallic and having a rounded point make them perfect for my intended use of lifting an elastic strap to allow easier placement of my test equipment. Not sure how well this works o rings, small ones especially. The tip is thicker and blunt/rounded which could make getting into a tight o ring groove a bit tough. They do feel nice and strong being plastic.

Just what I needed for pulling o-rings when servicing frozen beverage machines. Lots of plastic parts, so I don't like to use a metal pick. These are pretty sturdy, and work great.

Used it for my project, but it’s too much for my project which was to replace AC o-rings for my car’s AC line. For metal parts I highly advise against this, but for plastic trims it will be better and you can avoid scratching or breaking something. Remind you, seller still acknowledged my concern and gave me a full refund for my purchase (which was a couple of months after I bought the product). If things don’t work out, you can always reach out to the seller; where in this case was really responsive. Kudos!

This are almost the ticket. They work great, if one is very careful. I use them for removing gaskets from coffee mug lids and such whatnots when doing dishes. Great care must be taken to not damage an o-ring or flat washer when they're gonna be reused. If you're just ripping them out and don't care if they are damaged, because you intend to replace the gasket, these are exactly what you want. On the other hand, if you need to keep and reuse the gasket, these still work great, but exactness and care must be exercised

Last one's lasted through 5 oil changes. I have one very tight o-ring that is difficult to remove and install. The tip broke off the last one after the 5th change. Don't want to use a metal one, want to avoid any damage to the filter housing or o-ring, so if they only last through 5 changes I'm okay with that.

Used it on bicycle rear Air Shock. The tip is not rigid enough (I bent the tips, not broken thou), also too round or not sharp enough to pick out the rubber seal. I ended up had to use my metal pick instead. I tried.

Work on fittings that have O-rings seated in or on them? Do you care about the quality of your work? Want to ensure that that fitting and O-ring combo won't leak or fail? THEN USE THE CORRECT TOOL! Use a plastic, or in this case polycarbonate O-ring tool gives you confidence that you won't mar delicate precision finishes. Small scratches on hard chrome, or exotic metal finishes not only looks sloppy, but under pressure, they can translate to leaks. Avoid that mess, and look and work like a PROFSSSIONAL. Get a pair of these O-ring tools NOW.

Modern yo-yos can get a lot of axle knots, and these have been so helpful.