Cutting Tools

Scale modelers often need quality scissors. Be it to cut masking tape to create complex masks, or to cut decals from the carrier paper, you need control and perfect cutting....

Make perfect cuts in any soft metal tubes or rods with these professional pliers by Mo Shi Tools  

Take your model-building precision to the next level with this DSPIAE Hobby Knife, which is explicitly designed for scale modelers, Gundam builders, and DIY crafters. Engineered for accuracy and control,...

Easily cut copper or brass rods with these cutting pliers, specifically made to cut soft metal (such as brass or copper) rods and tubes.

Liang has developed a new cutting station that allows you to easily cut any soft material, such as ABS, styrene, or wood. It is ideal for applications where precision and/or...

This mini backsaw was specially crafted for modelers with small teeth so that you can make precise cuts without damaging any unwanted sections of your model. The wooden handle facilitates...

These mini backsaws are specially crafted for modelers with minute teeth so that you can make precise cuts without damaging any unwanted sections of your model. The set includes three...

These side-cutters are DSPIAE's top-of-the-line models and are regarded as being among the best nippers currently available. In essence, it doesn't get better than this ST-A 3.0. Made with specially...

Many models and dioramas require cuts to be made in specific angles. Of course, we can use a protractor and a ruler to draw them on the surface, but when...

Cutting knives are an essential tool. However, these are different: they are made of ceramic material instead of stainless steel. This has several advantages: They can be sharper and keep their...

Side-cutters are the essential tool to separate parts from the sprue. This affordable, entry-level cutter is perfect for: any new modeler coming into the hobby experienced modelers who want to have...

What is the best solution if your models and dioramas require cuts to be made in specific angles? You can use a protractor and a ruler to draw them on the...