God Hand PN-120 single-edged nippers

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The standard force for cutting 3 mm dia. plastic is 2 kg or less. (General nippers are 3.5 kg to 10 kg) Ultra-thin “cutting edge” is created one by one by a well experienced craftsmanship in Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata prefecture, Japan.

Single 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. When cutting out small parts, parts are less likely to fly away, reducing the need to search for missing parts.It is created one by one through blade edging and sharpening by well-experienced craftspersons in Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture, a region famous for its cutlery. Single-edged blade structure refers to a design in which one side of the blade is a cutting blade, and the other side is a cutting board blade. The blade is named ‘single-edged’ because only one blade (cutting edge) cuts on one side.

When the cutting edge and the cutting board edge are not aligned, it will result in an unclean cut and possible chipping and breaking of the blades. There also consider the durability of our customers to focus on next sharpness degradation of sharpness. The blade can cut plastics with ease and precision. Please do not grip the nippers with excessive force. Here’s all four of the side cutters I use regularly. Left: God Hand. Top: Tamiya. Right: Mr. Super Tool Set. Bottom: Gundam Planet. Notice how obvious it is that the God Hand has the shortest and smallest (but by far the sharpest) blades of them all. Not for photo etched parts Ultra thin single edged! Ultimate Sharpness! . Ultra thin single edged brings excellent performance with less work time!All in all, the GodHand SPN-120 is an amazing tool and a must-have for anyone serious about Gundam or models in general. 5 out of 5. The ultimate nipper consists of the cutting blade and the single edged structure which creates super clean cutting surface. Ultimate Nipper’s superior sharpness comes from its thinly refined cutting edge and single-edge structure for a clean cutting. I will still use my Tamiya snips, after all they do a good job and we always need a set of snips for larger items or resin and the God Hand SPN-120s are intended for plastic only. But if the God Hands hold up then they will become a permanent tool on my bench. If you have a steady hand, and are accustomed to cutting your parts as close to the part as possible (like I do), then these will probably remove most all parts without the need for sanding.