Hobbico 12cc Curved Tip Hobby Syringe

Bought this to help apply grease to my 3d printer x and y axis, it has been a tremendous help reaching back under where I can't!

Great for cleaning piercings and/or mouth holes (eww) from dental work

This syringe is such a simple solution for tonsil stones, and I wish I had found it years ago. I have tried everything to dislodge tonsil stones in the past, but it always a pain. A toothbrush just doesn't really get the job done, and the lighted tools are always very cheaply made, so they don't last very long.Using most tools to remove tonsil stones prove to be cumbersome and you have to fight against your tongue and the constraints of your jaw to reach the back of your throat fiddle around to ATTEMPT to get the stones out. This syringe has stopped all of that. Essentially you just fill it with lukewarm water (I add a little bit of sea salt), point it into tonsil crypt and let a gentle stream of water do all the work. A couple of quick rinses and everything is out. The feeling of the water streaming into the back of your throat is a little unsettling and might trigger your gag reflex, but it is really worth it for the results that it delivers.It is very disgusting, and I am sorry, but the first time I used this I swear to you my tonsils and adenoids were significantly smaller afterward. My sore throat and that general "sick" feeling was completely gone by the next morning. I can't recommend this enough. Don't waste your time trying to fight get tonsil stones out, just buy this thing and get some almost immediate relief.

I'm an adult woman who had to have a bunch of teeth pulled, including her severely impacted wisdom teeth. I did my salt rinses and avoided straws and everything I thought I could possibly do to take care of my post-op mouth, I was wrong. One socket was particularly deep and in an awkward position behind a molar and nothing, I mean NOTHING, I did could get food out of that thing. If you've never had food stuck in your mouth, just rotting away, it's TERRIBLE. It's the most funky, strange, disgusting thing you could possibly smell and if you can smell it, that means everybody else can. Honestly, I didn't know what to do, but my friend told me about this syringe that she was given after getting a dry socket after her tooth extraction.Simply fill a cup with warm (not hot, not cold, warm. Your nerves are gonna be extra sensitive since they're exposed) water, and add a splash of disinfectant mouthwash or hydrogen peroxide. Fill up the syringe with the solution, lean over the sink (trust me on this one), and with your mouth slightly open, squirt all of that nasty gunk out of your mouth. It's weirdly satisfying to see the little food bits come out and to know you won't have the breath of a decaying corpse.Make sure to do it before you brush your teeth too.Unless you have a water pik, then just use that.

I used this syringe to oil some hard to reach mechanical fittings. It worked fine but I feel that a cap should have been included to seal the syringe when you finished. The oil leaks out without one.

The Hobbico 12cc Curved Tip Hobby Syringe is a precision tool that delivers where it matters most—control and accuracy in your hobby and craft projects. Its sturdy construction, versatility, and ease of use make it a valuable addition to any DIY enthusiast's toolbox. Whether you're assembling models, applying adhesives, or working on intricate projects, this syringe will help you achieve professional-level results. While cleaning the curved tip can be a minor challenge, the benefits it provides more than make up for it. If you're a hobbyist or crafter looking to elevate your work, the Hobbico 12cc Curved Tip Hobby Syringe is an excellent choice.

I use these for gun cleaning/lubing and they work great! The curved small tip allows you to get to spots without a mess quickly and easily! In one of them I put CLP gun oil. Your favorite brand will work just as easily. Because the oil is thin enough I did not have to clip the tip at all. I loaded my second one with Lucas Oil 10330 X-Tra Heavy Duty Grease. This is an excellent grease made to handle the high temperatures in wheel bearings. Obviously this works well with the high temperatures in your weapon. The grease is thick but even without cutting back on the tip I could get it to dispense. However, the amount was very small and delivery was slow. That was not a problem. Trimming back the tip just a very little bit did the trick. You can deliver the very small dab you want and limit that dab (because of the tip0 exactly where you want it. I believe the syringe is hardy enough to last for quite a while but they cost so very little I am going to order two more as back ups just in case. For this purpose I highly recommend this Hobby Syringe!

I bought these to use gun greases in, to get into tighter spaces and to also lay a finer bead of grease. They work very well for that. Having the slightly curved nozzle is very useful. I wish they also came with a cap, but with grease it's not really needed. Don't buy these to use with oils if you want to keep them filled.