Nail clippers are a simple household tool mainly designed for trimming nails, but their small round hole at the end actually adds a bit of unexpected versatility.

One practical use is attaching a keychain. The hole lets you secure the clipper to your keys so it’s less likely to get lost.

It can also help with bending wire. By threading wire through the hole, you can apply more control and leverage than using your fingers alone.

In some situations, parts of the clipper can act as a makeshift tool for very small screws, though it’s not a replacement for proper screwdrivers.

The sharp edge of the nail file can also be useful for opening packages, especially for cutting tape on boxes.

Overall, nail clippers are more versatile than they appear, offering small but handy solutions beyond basic nail care.