Mr. Pen- T Pins, 220 Pack

These T Pins come in handy for so much. This is a great deal for the price. They are durable and sharp. They held the miniature dolls in place just as I needed. I also use them for other art projects.

I know these are usually used for cosmetology, but I use them to back probe electrical circuits! Sizes for all gauges, and doesn’t damage or loosen terminals.

Works great i use them for probing electrical connectors as I'm a mechanic. Great assortment

Sturdy pins in 5 sizes and a nice plastic case. They included a thank you card, a personalized thank you card and fun mustache “Mr Pen” sticker. (I put it in the case.) Pins work like they are supposed to and are very strong. (Thicker gauge metal than paperclips.) Also impressed with the case especially for the price point. It has ridges on the lid to line up with the dividers to actually keep sizes separated even if it fell/gets shaken up. (Which I accidentally did)

T pins for wall hanging, always perfect and leaves only tiny poles.

Pretty easy to use. Some of them you don't even need to lightly hammer into an object, they're sharp enough to pierce through some surfaces without much force. There's also a ton of them, so you'll always have spares.

Great variety of sizes. I used them for a shadowbox and they were very easy to work with. The box did arrive broken though

As an artist-turned-vendor, T pins are my unsung heroes. They're not just tools; they're my artistic aides, guiding me in showcasing my creations with a sort of bug display style on cost effective material. Initially they were just intended for holding my modular art, these pins became more of a requirement to display my style and aesthetic at my art tables. Their versatility is a stroke of genius. Testing different sizes from the pack helped me avoid a potential money sink, ensuring I didn't waste time and effort trying to force a fit if a pin where a shorter or longer one would do the job. While I mainly used them as a display piece, I then started to use them in sewing, which makes the longer ones invaluable, especially coming from a pushpin sort of idealogy when it came to pinning up my materials. using Tpins really smoothens out the process of making a garmet since there is so much to grap right before the stitch reaches the pin. 10/10 stars

The loop at the edge keeps going into the hair.

I’m not sure what it is, but I have a horrible time with straight pins. They bend so easily and don’t seem sharp at all. So frustrating! I remember using these t-pins for macrame years back and thought I’d try them for my sewing needs now. They work perfectly and are sooo much better than any straight pins that I’ve used. They are sharp and are thicker than straight pins so don’t bend at all.

Use for back-probing electrical connectors on automotive and heavy trucks. Works great.

Great

These are great for smaller types of amigurumi, when you are using small yarn, weight 4 or smaller.