Good Smile Company GSR Modeler Support Series MSS-41 Takumi TOOLS Ultra-thin Blade Nippers [Resale]

The sharpened thin blade and smooth cutting ability are on a whole new level!
"Takumi Tools" is a new addition to the GSR Modeller Support Series. The first in the series is the "Ultra Thin Blade Nippers" designed specifically for cutting parts from plastic models. Made from a new mold, with a focus on sharpness and ease of use. The smooth cutting edge of the sharpened thin blade, the elastomer resin molded grip that fits comfortably in the hand, and the flexible and durable plastic spring are the embodiment of our desire for you to use the tool for a long time. Spare springs of different hardness are included.

What is Takumi TOOLS?
"Takumi Tools" are carefully selected tools born from the experience and ideas of professional modelers to support high-skill model making. We have thoroughly reviewed the shortcomings and dissatisfaction of conventional tools and pursued ease of use. These tools, made by artisans of the highest calibre, will transform modelers into artisans themselves. This is a product that we would like to see used not only by high-end users but also by beginners.

specification
Nippers for plastic models, made in Japan, total length 120mm
Material: High carbon steel S58C; Heat treatment: Full hardening and blade high frequency hardening; Hardness: Body 40-45HRC, Blade 54-60HRC; Handle: Elastomer resin molded grip; Blade: Plastic
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