Big Horn
Big Horn 19266 Third Hand 2-1/2 Inch Magnifier Glass
A third-hand tool with a 2-1/2 inch magnifier glass for circuit boards, jewelry, and hobby tasks
- ColorSilver,Black & Red
- Hands-free magnification for detailed inspection work
- 2-1/2 inch glass lens enlarges small components clearly
- Adjustable alligator clips secure objects without damaging surfaces
- Flexible gooseneck arms position the lens at any angle
- Sturdy weighted base keeps the tool stable during use
Third-hand tool for precision tasks
This Big Horn 19266 third hand holds small workpieces steady while you work. It suits jewellery repair, battery replacement and circuit-board tasks. Hobbyists and technicians who need an extra pair of hands will find it useful.
Stable base keeps work still
The weighted base resists movement during delicate adjustments. No power draw or fan noise is involved because the tool is entirely mechanical. It adds no heat or electrical load to the bench.
Flexible arms and magnifier
Two adjustable arms end in alligator clips that grip components of various shapes. A 2-1/2 inch magnifier glass is mounted on a gooseneck for close inspection. The silver, black and red finish resists corrosion in a workshop environment.
Highlights
- Hands-free magnification for detailed inspection work
- 2-1/2 inch glass lens enlarges small components clearly
- Adjustable alligator clips secure objects without damaging surfaces
- Flexible gooseneck arms position the lens at any angle
- Sturdy weighted base keeps the tool stable during use
Specifications
| Brand | BIG HORN |
|---|---|
| Color | Silver,Black & Red |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the Big Horn 19266 third hand so the magnifier stays over my work?
Position the flexible arms on a stable surface, bend them until the 2-1/2 inch magnifier glass hovers above the circuit board or jewelry piece, then tighten the base clamps so the glass does not drift while you solder or untangle.
What part of the Big Horn 19266 will wear out first with daily hobby use?
The alligator-clip jaws on the flexible arms lose spring tension over time, so they stop gripping small components firmly and need replacement clips.
At what point does the magnifier glass become a limitation during long soldering sessions?
The fixed 2-1/2 inch diameter and single magnification level force you to lean closer for fine-pitch leads, causing eye fatigue before the tool itself fails.
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