Rescribing tools?

[Lucky13]

Managed to an extent without them, but now....I need to buy some, so in short....

Which is the ones to invest in?

 

[fubar57]

I bought this one by Squadron years ago. Just have to get off my keester and use it more as it works very well when I do use it

 

[le_steph40]

I bought this one by Squadron years ago. Just have to get off my keester and use it more as it works very well when I do use it

I enjoyed to use this one for more than 15 years but impossible to find one in France to replace it, so I bought a Radu Brinzan one and I enjoy to use it too

RB rescribing tool

 

[nsmekanik]

My 3

The blades for the Tamiya scriber are made by Olfa by the way in case you didn't know it.

 

[Wurger]

I use the Trumpeter engraver , the JLC saw blade and thin needles.

the pic source: the net

 

[Airframes]

Similar, with the needle being replaced by a compass point, which can easily be re-sharpened.

 

[Wurger]

 

[Crimea_River]

While I sometimes use knives and pins, I find them to be less than ideal because they tend to displace plastic rather than remove it so that every groove results in ridges on both sides. Where I can, I use these extremely fine PE saws. They remove material and leave a very fine groove.

 

[fubar57]

Forgot about this wee beastie. Like Andy's, its more of a saw and it works great. I just used it on my tip tanks.

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One has to fold the blade into shape and then fit it in the handle, not included. I think several sizes of blades came in the set.

1. When did I get it.....I dunno
2. Who makes it.....I dunno
3. Where's the rest of the set.....I dunno
4. What's it for....Ha ha...I believe it was advertised as a tool to remove parts from sprue trees who's attachment points are larger than the part itself
5. Why did I get it....it was shiny

 

[Capt. Vick]

I have this one. Just another option to confuse the issue further:

UMM-USA

 

[nsmekanik]

Forgot about this wee beastie. Like Andy's, its more of a saw and it works great. I just used it on my tip tanks.
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One has to fold the blade into shape and then fit it in the handle, not included. I think several sizes of blades came in the set.

1. When did I get it.....I dunno
2. Who makes it.....I dunno
3. Where's the rest of the set.....I dunno
4. What's it for....Ha ha...I believe it was advertised as a tool to remove parts from sprue trees who's attachment points are larger than the part itself
5. Why did I get it....it was shiny

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