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He is my favourite "unusual tool that I find useful": It is a binocular dissection microscope, in case any of you were wondering. USE: It's a simple but amazingly powerful bit of kit that I originally got second hand. We used them a lot at university. In truth I now only use it rather occasionally, as I've started using "Clip On Flip Up Magnifying Reading Glasses" which make you look a bit nuts but are super-useful.  I tend to use "+1.0" or "+2.0"... ...But when you need to see what's REALLY going on when you are working at a small scale - e.g. when you need to do some precision fettling, or...