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Description

This is a tool for use in model assembly.

In an industry first, GodHand presents this new nipper that can cut wires of thinner diameter at the tip, and thicker wires at the root! The cutting edge is different between its tip and root, to cut wires as finely as possible. Wires can be cut easily, without applying a lot of force to the nipper. Since the wire will be cut without being crushed, it can be inserted into holes drilled with the same diameter drill, and since it cuts flat, there will be less waste. Wires of a diameter from 2mm to 0.02mm can be easily and quickly cut for all your modeling needs! Each one is handmade to ensure quality.

This nipper can safely cut the following types and diameters of wire:

• Brass wire: from 0.2mm (tip) to 2mm (root)
• Metal line: from 0.02mm to 0.042mm (tip)
• Copper wire: from 0.2mm (tip) to 2mm (root)
• Aluminum wire: from 0.2mm (tip) to 2mm (root
• Stainless steel wire (not baked): from 0.5mm or less (root) (Never cut stainless wire with the tip of the blade!)

Please do not use this nipper to cut hardened, high hardness type, stainless steel photo-etched parts, springs, piano wire, etc. If you use this instrument to only cut thick wires, it may not cut more fine-gauge wires. 

Notes:

• Do not cut anything other than the wires listed above
• For safely, please wear protective glasses
• Be sure no people or pets are around when using this item, as small pieces of cut wires may fly
• Do not touch the blade directly
• Do not apply much pressure to the blade; pay particular attention to the load on the tip.
• To prevent rust, wipe off dirt and fingerprints and apply oil to the shaft and the cutting edge.
• Store in a case out of the reach of children.
• If you touch the metal part with your finger, please wipe it clean and apply oil. Sebum can cause rust, so be sure to wipe it off with a clean cloth.
• Please be sure to maintain and lubricate this nipper regularly to ensure long life. 
• Please cover the blades with a cap when not in use.