Side cutter nipper testing: Tamiya 74035, Godhand SPN-120 modified, Erem, & generic

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  • Опубликовано: 18 янв 2025

Комментарии • 6

  • @stephaniechiang3574
    @stephaniechiang3574 Год назад +4

    I believe the black rod on Godhand acts like a stopper, preventing it from opening too wide?

  • @gasgassteve
    @gasgassteve Год назад +3

    The godhands are a single blade nipper . One side is a blade the other side is a anvil . I tried them , sent them back . I felt they were no better than the Tamiya 123 cutters really . They are very sharp and do a decent job , but not at morw than twice the price of the Tamiya 123 nippers . Because of the single blade design you will always have the blade hitting the anvil not completely at the edge . The blade would eventually fail . Its just a part of the game in design . Good cut for a long time vs better cut that would fail sooner

    • @smallmodelcollector
      @smallmodelcollector  Год назад

      After just a few model kits both my Godhand and Dspiae have gone dull so none of these single edge designs are worth the money. I'll be testing some cheap double blades soon.

  • @ckling217
    @ckling217 Год назад +2

    If you read the Godhand instructions, you are not supposed to cut close to the tip of the nipper. You risk damaging them.

  • @quochuypham3594
    @quochuypham3594 Год назад +1

    First comment ❤