Most people use a nail clipper without noticing the tiny round hole at its end. That small hole is the pivot point connecting the lever to the body—like a hinge—allowing smooth, even pressure so nails can be clipped easily, even with weak hands or arthritis. It also lets you attach a string or keychain for easy storage and control. When locked, it keeps the clipper closed. This clever design shows how small details make everyday tasks safer, simpler, and more comfortable, especially as we age.
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