Homebrew PCBs

Well, after the discussion about titanium tweezers, I went to Ebay and 
bought a tweezers from this link:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-5-Sharp-Point-Titanium-Jewelers-Tweezers-BCZ02-/360404280619?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53e9c4e52b

$10.90 including shipping (USA).  A good price, I think.  I got it 
today, and my components don't stick -- it is definitely anti-magnetic, 
and the grinder sparks are unlike any steel I've ever seen.  .  Touching 
it to a grinder generates sparks that are very fine and bright white 
hot.  It feels much lighter than what I would expect for standard steel 
tweezers (titanium is 57% the specific density of steel)  so it probably 
is titanium as advertised.   The points are sharp and well mated.  I 
look forward to testing it soon in action.

If anyone has an easy, definitive test for titanium, I could possibly 
try it.

I also ordered an "ESD" safe anti-magnetic tweezer from a China/Hong 
Kong source, but it won't be here for a week or two.  I'll report on it 
when it comes in.

Anyway, the titanium tweezers above seems to be a good value.


Regards,
Charles R. Patton