God Hand PN-120 single-edged nippers

Product Information

Several types of goods are exempt from being returned. Perishable goods such as food, flowers, newspapers or magazines cannot be returned. We also do not accept products that are intimate or sanitary goods, hazardous materials, or flammable liquids or gases. Never cut pieces that exceed the cutting capacity above or non-plastic materials (metal, resin, paper, etc ...) The method is easy to use. You can cut the piece of tin foil by folding it and using a dull clipper. The clipper is getting sharper as you continue to cut the tin foil. What is single blade nipper?

GodHand Ultimate Nipper 5.0: Kikatek UK

Cutting capability: Cut plastic only (polystyrene, polypropylene, acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene, and PE plastic) . Tamiya are a leading brand when it comes down to modeling. Scale Plastic or RC. They produce tools and some of them are the best. This set of nippers are called Sharp pointed Side cutters. Side means that they are meant to cut flat on one of their sides, which is the end towards the plastic part. They guarantee clean cut, and of course can be combined with something cheaper, just in case you want to save them from the extra tension. Number 4: Whether you need one tool or an entire set, we have the best selection of products for passionate hobbyists. You’ll instantly notice the precision and quality of God Hand products. Using and showing off your God Hand tools will make you the envy of your model-building group. This is a precision nipper with a delicate blade. If used improperly, the blade may chip or break. Please follow the guideline below when using this nipper.

A model only nipper with a single-edged structure and a clean cut surface has been adopted. How do you adjust a single blade nipper? Model enthusiasts worldwide love the quality and durability of God Hand model tools. These long-lasting tools can perform extremely precise cuts, nips, and other motions that model kits require. Where Are God Hand’s Products Made? Young surf lifesavers are often between the ages of 5 and 14 years old, in clubs across Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. Most of the surf lifesavers don’t patrol the beach. The focus is usually on fun and surfing. How do you make your nippers sharp again? When cutting small parts, it will not fly away. It will decrease the amount of time spent searching for the fly away parts. To see just how small, here’s the God Hand next to my second slimmest pair, my Gundam Planet premium side cutters. (In a way this is a great recommendation of the Gundam Planet side cutters as a budget alternative, because look at how similar they are to nippers twice their price!)

GodHand - Ultimate Nipper 5.0 - Mecha Warehouse

These are cheaper, yet very nice side nippers. GSI Creos are a solid brand from Japan, arguably second only to Tamiya. In my opinion they are pretty competitive. The price of those is right, they are comfy and can last you long. There are other, not-so-precise options from the same brand, but the set here is the one that I would recommend if you are serious about your hobby. Number 2: The cutting blade is created by the craftsmen of "Tsubamesanjo" in Niigata prefecture, famous for cutting toolsSingle Edged Structure is where one blade is the “Cutting Edge” and the other blade is the “Cutting board Edge”, like a knife and a cutting board. Only one blade has an edge (cutting blade), so it is called “Single Edged”. The cutting board edge supports an object firmly while the gripping force changes to move the cutting edge smoothly. The cutting board edge protrudes a bit from the cutting edge. It plays an important role to cut off accurately and avoid deformities. As a result, there will remain a very small part of the gate. This is because “accurately cutting” is prioritized than having a flat cut section. There is a saying that the craftsman is only as good as his tools. That is 100% true for scale modeling too. Especially when it comes down to nippers. They can be a destroyer of dreams, especially when the curvy plastic is soft and attached to the sprues just where it shouldn’t be. Nippers can be of a lot of help, as well as cause a lot of trouble. They can be a deal breaker /and especially/ with delicate parts or round elements. Imagine Usually, when I cut pieces out of the sprue, I leave a small nub that I can then cut off with an X-Acto knife. But the God Hand is so sharp and narrow that it can get right up against the part, allowing me to skip the knife step. With the God Hand, my process is this: