near the end of the metal lever.
At first, it can seem completely unnecessary.
Why would a tool designed simply for cutting nails need a hole?
Is it there for manufacturing? Is it decorative? Does it have something to do with how the clipper works?
The answer is more practical than many people realize.
That tiny opening is often part of the clipper’s lever and pivot design, and depending on the model, it can also serve additional purposes.
Here’s what that little hole is really about.
The Nail Clipper Is
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