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Miniature & Model Tools: Precision Hobby Knife [TL5034]
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$13.95
The Hobby Knife is essentially a surgical scalpel made for miniatures. Ideal for cutting in plastic or tiny metal bits. Razor sharp and very precise, it is a fundamental tool for all wargamers. Includes extra blades.
- Ultra sharp art blade knife allows to precisely remove mold lines.
- Rubber coated safety handle in this precision knife provides a steady grip.
- Cuts resin, plastic and metal miniature pieces with ease.
- Comes with a protective head cover
How to use:
- Remove protector and carefully use the sharp blade to cut or scrap miniature parts
- Remember to replace the protector for your safety
Wear protective eyewear
When using to cut or scrape plastic we strongly suggest you use safety google to protect your eyes.
Replace blade
- Twist the back end of the knife counterclockwise to open
- Gently pull back the holding part to release the blade
- Remove the blade using tweezers
- Push the new blade in place - be extra careful; these blades are extremely sharp!
- Make sure the locking part is aligned
- Gently twist the back-end of the knife clockwise to tighten
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Regular price
$13.95
The Hobby Knife is essentially a surgical scalpel made for miniatures. Ideal for cutting in plastic or tiny metal bits. Razor sharp and very precise, it is a fundamental tool for all wargamers. Includes extra blades.
- Ultra sharp art blade knife allows to precisely remove mold lines.
- Rubber coated safety handle in this precision knife provides a steady grip.
- Cuts resin, plastic and metal miniature pieces with ease.
- Comes with a protective head cover
How to use:
- Remove protector and carefully use the sharp blade to cut or scrap miniature parts
- Remember to replace the protector for your safety
Wear protective eyewear
When using to cut or scrape plastic we strongly suggest you use safety google to protect your eyes.
Replace blade
- Twist the back end of the knife counterclockwise to open
- Gently pull back the holding part to release the blade
- Remove the blade using tweezers
- Push the new blade in place - be extra careful; these blades are extremely sharp!
- Make sure the locking part is aligned
- Gently twist the back-end of the knife clockwise to tighten