Cutting Tools

We often use circular saw blades, with hobby drills such as this one, or this one. Of course, over time saw blades become blunt, and we need replacements. This set...

This UStar precision hobby knife is essential for scale modelers, Gundam enthusiasts, and professional crafters who demand accuracy and precision. Designed for intricate detailing and fine trimming, this high-quality knife...

High-quality side cutters are the perfect tool for removing delicate pieces from the sprue. These have been designed explicitly for left-handed modelers, with the blunt side and the sharp blade...

Self-healing cutting mats allow you to cut plastic without damaging the parts or the surface below. Thanks to their unique manufacturing process, these DSPIAE mats are extra durable and can...

This is a clever accessory, especially for small working spaces or to carry to meetups. On one of its sides, it features a self-healing cutting mat so that you can...

Basic nippers are a good tool to have in our arsenal. We do not always need a precise (and more expensive) tool if we want to make crude cuts on styrene...

High-quality side-cutters are the ideal tool to remove delicate pieces from the sprue. These single-blade cutters allow you to easily remove the sprue nibs without damaging the plastic.  

Your cutting knife will likely be the most frequently used tool as you build your models, particularly during the building stage.   You will use it to remove leftover pieces...

These high-quality scissors have a straight profile, making them ideal for cutting masking tape or decals from carrier paper. Constructed from strengthened stainless steel, they maintain a sharp cutting edge...

Many models and dioramas require cuts to be made at specific angles. While we can use a protractor and a ruler to mark these angles on the surface, achieving the...

If we want to cut hard plastics, metal wires, or fine rods, we need a specially hard-sided cutter, in order not to damage the precision ones we use for styrene,...

Many models and dioramas need cuts at specific angles. We can use a protractor and ruler to mark these angles, but a cutting guide will give us better results. It...