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Are the high end sprue cutters worth it.


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They are the best thing you can buy.

 

I have Trumpeter sigle blade and DSPIAE 

 

The DSPIAE are insanely amazing, but were quite expensive, so i got the trumpeter on for cutting clear sprue and other damaging cuts. 

 

I do have to mention that luckymodel now has the brand and they have the best lrice ive ever seen 

 

https://www.luckymodel.com/scale.aspx?item_no=DSP-ST-A3.0

 

At 30$ this is a no brainer. 

 

I had xuron sprue cutter before for 10year, after using the DSPIAE it fel like i was cutting steak with a plastic knife... That being said its the same feeling i had when i initially got the xuron compare to what i was using before.. so i guess this is my second revolution!!

 

 

 

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5 hours ago, CraigC said:

This thread and a little more reading convinced me I could do with 'the hand of god'.:D

Looking forward to less filling. The Xuron look quite agricultural in comparison, however still useful for the heavier jobs.

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Thanks to all for the advice here.

 

Yeah, one nice thing about returning to the hobby as an adult, money is no longer the huge barrier it used to be.  I reas this thread and ordered one for myself after doing the math on the kits i hope to build.  
 

thanks, all. 

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40 minutes ago, Ryan said:

I have the Zoukie Mura nippers and they are fantastic.

 

https://volksusastore.com/webstores/scale/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=4288

 

 

 

I tried those the last time ZM were here for the NATs and they did indeed feel wonderful. Im assuming like most good nippers they can be quite delicate. 

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  • 4 weeks later...

I ended up getting a set of the Master Tools cutters. When I went to order, no one had the better ones in stock. I'll buy a nicer set later, once the wife forgets about these. 

 

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Note sure why some images are posting small. To late to worry about it tonight! 

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Interesting topic!  I have fond memories of using my mom's fingernail clippers when working on models as a kid!  But I am in complete alignment with Bill's (Citadelgrad) sentiment when it comes to re-entering the hobby fairly recently...

 

On 7/2/2022 at 9:21 AM, Citadelgrad said:

Yeah, one nice thing about returning to the hobby as an adult, money is no longer the huge barrier it used to be.  I reas this thread and ordered one for myself after doing the math on the kits i hope to build.  
 

thanks, all. 

 

Even the most luxurious and extravagant modeling accessory seems to be in reach, especially compared to my other hobby, photography.  I bought a pair of Tamiya snips when I re-started modeling.  A pair of Xurons followed but I didn't like them very much and I've relegated them to wire cutting duty.  Most recently, I bought a pair of Trumpeter (Master Tools) single-sided cutters to use in support of the Tamiya... Tamiya to cut the part from the sprue and the Trumpeter to trim the sprue gate close to the part.

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