Stainless razor saw asymetric

Stainless Razor Saw (Asymmetric) - a Hauler Stainless Modeling Saw

An accurate modeling saw of thin stainless (photo-etched) sheet with asymmetric teeth. The thin blade leaves a very narrow cut (kerf), so it is ideal for the fine separation of parts, cutting grooves, adjusting castings and work in places where an ordinary saw would take too much material. It is not a kit or a model: it is a modeling tool. The asymmetric profile of the teeth makes guiding the cut and a clean start easier, because the saw holds its track better and does not slip right at the beginning of a notch.

Use and tips

• It cuts both on the pull and on the push according to the lead of the teeth; guide it lightly and do not overload the thin blade, or it will bend.
• Suitable for injection-molded plastic and for resin: for cleanly separating parts, cutting through panels or adjusting a shape.
• Mark the cut out first with a shallow notch and then deepen it gradually; lead the first strokes slowly and without pressure.
• For a straight cut, help yourself with a ruler or a square as a guide.
• After cutting, clean the edges up with fine sandpaper or a file.

Who it is for

For modelers of plastic and resin kits who need fine and accurate cuts with a minimal removal of material: conversions, adjustments of parts, opening panels and detail work. It will be appreciated especially by those who make cuts in places where it matters that the kerf is as narrow as possible.

This is a tool, not a kit. Work carefully; the toothed edge is sharp.