Tools having high dielectric insulation are available. Don't subject a tool to temperatures or physical stresses beyond its threshold - like heating a pick, retooling a screwdriver or using it as a wedge. Organic solvents are a class of carbon-based liquids, commonly a component of oil based paints, printing inks, wood finishes and varnishes. Organic solvents such as lacquer thinner are used in printmaking to remove ink from the plates. They're also used in painting studios for brush cleaning and as a paint thinner.
Organic solvents vary widely in their properties and toxicity.
They are often volatile, meaning that they evaporate quickly, giving off vapors that may be harmful if inhaled. Some volatile solvents, like ethyl ether, can have an anaesthetic effect on the nervous system. Other solvents may cause long-term liver damage, or may otherwise impact the internal organs or nervous system over a long period Of time. Many organic solvents are also highly flammable. Their vapors can ignite easily, even at some distance from where the solvent is being used.