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From Left to Right:

A modified dis-connectable ratcheting wrench with a hidden hex key.

A modified pair of mig welding pliers with reshaped gripping surfaces within the jaws and a locking mechanism.

A completely hand made (fabricated/machined) pair of vise grips with the same unique gripping surfaces in the jaws.

Every one of these tools were made to ease the assembly and disassembly of my robot sculptures.

To see my robots as well as more tools visit:

https://chrismorarobots.com/

https://www.facebook.com/ChrisMoraRobots

https://twitter.com/ChrisMoraRobots

https://chrismoraart.tumblr.com/

https://www.instagram.com/chrismorarobots/

Find all the products I use in my videos for sale on Amazon in the following links:

Dermatological Comedone Remover Kit: https://amzn.to/2bVEk6u
“Dr. Vikram Style” Comedone Remover Kit: https://amzn.to/2bzVtiz
‘Tweezerman Ingrown Hair’ tweezers: https://amzn.to/2bi5YLd
‘Tweezerman’ pro tweezers: https://amzn.to/2bNxoFc
Toungue Scraper: https://amzn.to/2bNB5dY
Microscope Camera: https://amzn.to/2bgqLNI

About Ultimate Popping YouTube Channel:

Ultimate Popping publishes all new original content 3 times a week: every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 12:00 noon (MST). I’ve been delivering this all new original content for months without fail, and I don’t plan to stop anytime soon!

The “Ultimate Popping” YouTube Channel is dedicated to all things popping. I make videos of popping blackheads, whiteheads, cysts, sebaceous cysts, and all other types of acne and skin blemishes. Another thing that you will see me making popping videos of is sebaceous filaments. My face – specifically my nose and cheeks – have some kind of insane remarkable ability produce huge amounts of sebum in the form of sebaceous filaments. With the right tool – which can be just about anything – I can pop unreal amounts of pus out of my nose and cheeks. I haven’t decided yet if this is a curse or a blessing, but for now, I am really enjoying making videos of popping all of them.

In addition to popping, I also make a lot of videos of plucking (tweezing). I have two pairs of Tweezerman tweezers: a regular blunt ended pair and an ingrown hair pair that has an extremely sharp end that helps to get ingrown hairs started when they are under the skin. When I’ve recently shaved, I can find many ingrown hairs on my face and neck, as well as occasionally on my body. I enjoy tweezing and plucking these and making videos of it. Furthermore, someone I know has a hairy mole that grows back its long, thick, black hairs in a shockingly short amount of time! Thus, I get to film the removal of the hairs from this hairy mole every so often. It’s sort of like a game I play to see how many hairs I can pluck without breaking any of the hairs.

I also make videos of removing cases of what is known as ‘Pili Multigemini.’ Pili Multigemini is when a hair follicle is malformed and several hairs are growing out of the same hair follicle. When you see these growing on your face or body, it looks sort of like a pitchfork or some talons emerging from a single hair follicle. Often times it looks like its multiple hairs, but it is actually one hair follicle with multiple hairs or multiple shafts breaking off from the hair.

One of the questions I am most often asked is what type of instrument I use in my videos. The instrument I use is called a comedone extractor, also known as a ‘comedone remover.’ I made a video review of the actual comedone removers I use, and a link to the product on Amazon is provided in the video (see links provided below). My videos are recorded using a basic USB microscope camera.

Please feel free to let me know what you think of my videos – whether it be positive or negative. I am completely open to critique and even welcome it. Let me know what you think! I also take requests, so just tell me what kind of videos you like or how I can improve my videos and I will be happy to make some for you!

Finally, I am open to all forms of collaborating with other YouTube video creators to help our channels grow. If you’re interested in collaborating or working together on a project, just let me know. If you would like to me to feature you (and vice versa) on my list of featured channels to help each other grow, I am happy to do that too.