God Hand PN-120 single-edged nippers

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So, if it’s a birthday, Christmas or just can’t find that perfect item then purchasing one of our E-Gift cards is the option for you. Please oil the joint section regularly to prevent the section from getting loose to avoid the decline of the cutting quality. Since I bought my God Hand, I’ve used it to build: an HG Rozen Zulu, a Beargguy Family (the hot pink edition I picked up in Akihabara), and a bunch of Petit Beargguys in various colors (I’m assembling a Bearggarmy). The diagrams show the best techniques, using the thicker blade that I refer to as the anvil to ensure a square cut, using the thicker area near the pivot where the blade is strongest, and ensuring that you don’t twist the blade during cutting, as tempering makes the blade tougher, but it also makes it more brittle than mild-steel, so it will snap or shatter if mistreated.

If you enjoy building model airplanes, Gunpla models, or Warhammer models, these nippers will make the hobby cleaner, faster, and more enjoyable.In the last few years we’ve seen the rise of single-bladed nippers, which cut through the plastic from one side, the other blade acting as an anvil against which the plastic is supported. I don't recommend cutting the tree material with nippers, the material is slightly too thick and may chip or damage your nippers. However, the blade is strong enough to cut a wide variety of materials, including plastics, without difficulty! These PN-120 nippers have a stronger blade than the SPN-120 nippers, and are easier to handle for beginners. Initial cuts are made because it is difficult to make precise cuts while it is still attached to the sprue.

GODHAND Nippers are high-quality carbon steel nippers made especially for cutting plastics and resins.Like the others from the collection, it upholds the quality sharpness provided by GODHAND’s products, providing a neat and precise cut.

Then contact your credit card company, it may take some time before your refund is officially posted. It is not that this product is bad, but I was using it incorrectly because it sacrifices durability to make it easier to process gates. I would still recommend a pair of Tamiya's sharp pointed side cutters over the Ultimate Nippers, but if you have the extra disposable income then the Ultimate Nippers should be a consideration.

But their PN-120 nippers are equally popular among beginner model builders, as their blades are slightly stronger, and easier to handle.