Pliers with long slim jaws and an overall length of five inches, that is roughly 127 millimeters. They reach into narrow places that neither fingers nor tweezers can manage.
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The long tapered jaws are shaped to reach into a deep, narrow space: into the fuselage of a model, between finished parts or into a corner where there is no room left for a hand. You can see the part you have gripped, because the jaws are thin and do not hide it. They come into their own when setting small parts into their seats, holding photo-etched pieces during gluing, straightening and bending wire, and fishing parts out of a jar of alcohol or degreaser you do not want to dip your hand into.
Slim jaws are precise but not strong. Put only as much force on them as a small part will take: prying, squeezing hard metal and using the pliers in place of a wrench will spread the ends of the jaws, and from then on they will not close. Lead a bend in wire across the whole length of the jaws, not across the tip alone. Protect a soft or painted surface with a strip of paper tape before gripping it, otherwise the teeth will print into it. For cutting wire use a tool with a cutting edge; these pliers are meant for gripping and for shaping.
Keep the tool dry and clean and put a drop of oil on the joint now and then. Wipe residue of glue and paint off the jaws at once, as once it has dried it prints from them into further parts. Do not leave the pliers in a jar of thinner and do not use them as a support while soldering, as heat does their springiness no good.
The tool alone is supplied. Modeling material, wire and other tools are not included in the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
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