Multi-shift Razor Saw

Multi-shift razor saw (CMK)

A modeling razor saw meant for fine cuts in kit plastic, resin and other soft materials. It is neither a power tool nor a part for a model but a hand tool. Against an ordinary saw it has a thin blade, which takes off a minimum of material - the cut is therefore narrow and the surrounding area stays undamaged. That comes in useful wherever there is little room: in separating parts, opening blanked-off holes or cutting alongside detail that is already finished.

Use

• Separating plastic parts and cutting off surplus material.
• Separating resin parts from casting blocks.
• Opening blanked-off holes, vents and cutouts.
• Scoring seams and dividing parts that are to be open on the model.
• Work in places where a thicker blade would damage the surrounding detail.

Who the saw is for

For modelers who build plastic kits and work with resin accessories, and for anyone bothered by a wide cut when adjusting parts. It pays to cut with light pressure and let the blade do the work - pressure will not speed the cut up, it only raises the risk of slipping and of breaking the blade. Cut resin slowly and do not inhale the dust; work wet, ideally, or with extraction. After work, clean the sawdust off the blade so that the teeth do not clog. The dimensions, the number of blades and the material of the blade are stated on the box.

A tool with a sharp blade. Cut away from your body, along the hand, and store tools out of the reach of children.