5 Tips On Using The Bandai Parts Separator

[@xxnike0629xx]

The iFixit tool set has a similar tool. They simply call it the 'Opening Tool'.

[@xXlamikXx]

Great walkthrough! Thanks for the tips

[@MechaWarehouse]

Happy to help.

[@Itszaku]

I got one! Thanks for the tips!

[@MechaWarehouse]

How do you like it so far?

[@Itszaku]

Amazing and still using it!

[@robsadler7094]

I'm going to have to pick one of those up

[@MechaWarehouse]

Great inexpensive pickup, especially if you dont already have a similar tool

[@brianth6554]

very nice great tips

[@MechaWarehouse]

Thanks!

[@drewenriquez2001]

Whats the hole for?

[@emilioaguirre1634]

The Bandai Part separator can be sanded down for a finer point.

[@Navue-cn2tx]

Can I use it on joint parts?

[@MechaWarehouse]

Absolutely, it can be used just about anywhere, just be careful with how it's angled to avoid damaging/deforming the parts

[@DrewberryHobbies]

ill stick to my wave parts separator

[@MechaWarehouse]

I don't think I'd grab one if I had another part separator already, but its a good inexpensive option for someone who doesn't have one

[@DrewberryHobbies]

@@MechaWarehouse i want to try one still my self there so cheap and all