Long ago, I had one or two stamped sheet metal "wrenches" that fit on your finger tip. They looked like a metal guitar pick, but with a small hex hole punched in the tip. This allowed holding small nuts from turning when assembling things. I think they might have come as an assembly aid for some sort of a toy or electronics kit.
I have a bunch of stuff that I will need to assemble with 0-80 nuts, and thought one of these would be handy. I don't recall if they went down as small as 5/32" (which is the size of the 0-80 nuts).
However, I can't find ANY info that such a thing ever existed. There is a multisize 3D printed plastic version that might do the trick, but I was very surprised I couldn't find any mention of the original metal ones.
Does anyone remember these or have any info on them?
Just curious as to whether I imagined the whole thing...
Thanks!
Doug White