Tamiya Modelling Razor Saw
When you need to cut plastic or wood cleanly — separating parts, opening panel lines, scratch-building — a razor saw beats a knife every time. Tamiya's high-quality steel blade is just 0.25mm thick for a fine, precise kerf that removes barely any material, and a spare blade means you're covered when the first finally dulls.
At a glance
- Blade thickness: 0.25mm for a fine cut
- Blade length: 160mm
- High-quality steel blade
- Includes a spare blade
Why it's good
- Cuts plastic and wood cleanly and precisely
- Thin blade removes minimal material for tight, accurate cuts
- Genuine Tamiya Craft Tool — precision Japanese tooling
For conversions and scratch-building, a fine saw opens up jobs a knife simply can't manage.
The precise cut a knife can't give you. Pair with a good hobby knife and files to clean up every join.
Tamiya Modelling Razor Saw
When you need to cut plastic or wood cleanly — separating parts, opening panel lines, scratch-building — a razor saw beats a knife every time. Tamiya's high-quality steel blade is just 0.25mm thick for a fine, precise kerf that removes barely any material, and a spare blade means you're covered when the first finally dulls.
At a glance
- Blade thickness: 0.25mm for a fine cut
- Blade length: 160mm
- High-quality steel blade
- Includes a spare blade
Why it's good
- Cuts plastic and wood cleanly and precisely
- Thin blade removes minimal material for tight, accurate cuts
- Genuine Tamiya Craft Tool — precision Japanese tooling
For conversions and scratch-building, a fine saw opens up jobs a knife simply can't manage.
The precise cut a knife can't give you. Pair with a good hobby knife and files to clean up every join.
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Description
When you need to cut plastic or wood cleanly — separating parts, opening panel lines, scratch-building — a razor saw beats a knife every time. Tamiya's high-quality steel blade is just 0.25mm thick for a fine, precise kerf that removes barely any material, and a spare blade means you're covered when the first finally dulls.
At a glance
- Blade thickness: 0.25mm for a fine cut
- Blade length: 160mm
- High-quality steel blade
- Includes a spare blade
Why it's good
- Cuts plastic and wood cleanly and precisely
- Thin blade removes minimal material for tight, accurate cuts
- Genuine Tamiya Craft Tool — precision Japanese tooling
For conversions and scratch-building, a fine saw opens up jobs a knife simply can't manage.
The precise cut a knife can't give you. Pair with a good hobby knife and files to clean up every join.
