I prefer these ones http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc408/ninjapotamuspics/1-18-20121/DSC06471.jpg over the angled ones. The tiny one is especially nice for when you need to exert a lot of pressure to really scrape deep under a frag.
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I prefer these ones http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc408/ninjapotamuspics/1-18-20121/DSC06471.jpg over the angled ones. The tiny one is especially nice for when you need to exert a lot of pressure to really scrape deep under a frag.
I have those too since you told me to nab some, those and the angled ones were my first pair. Remember when I PMed you pics of my first frags? Pink and golds... lol! I would get more if you left some to spare for me at Daiso, Lol! Haven't seen them restock those in months, maybe I'm just not fast enough.I prefer these ones http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc408/ninjapotamuspics/1-18-20121/DSC06471.jpg over the angled ones. The tiny one is especially nice for when you need to exert a lot of pressure to really scrape deep under a frag.

As long as you don't see guts I don't see why you should be afraid. I've been looking for g-hornets!Nice, where did you get that tool at?
I tried fragging for the first time last night, with a dremel and a diamond blade. Made a little bit of a mess, but it wasn't bad.
How many days does it usually take for it to heal up? I attempted fragging some g-hornets and they were so close together and bunched up.. It was difficult. And I'm nervous about the surgery. Anyways, I haven't been home yet today, should I be scared if they aren't open yet?

