Mr. Line Chisel - Tool Review [Mr.Hobby x USA Gundam Store]
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- EDIT: Extra included chisels are 0.1 and 0.5, giving you three different sizes to choose from.
Check out the Mr. Line Chisel from Mr.Hobby in collaboration with USA Gundam Store! It's a pretty useful tool for re-scribing lines or making new ones!
On sale now at USA Gundam Store, and you can save 10% off with the coupon code ZAKUAURELIUS10
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Shoot as a beginner seeing stuff like this makes me intrigued is I like interesting tools like this
The Mr. Hobby line chisels were my first proper scriber. Never got around in finding a proper tool for that adjustment grub screw, or whatever it was. Ended up just using force to place and removing the bits. The hook design is great and can really chew up plastic, leaving all 3 sides of your line channels clean. It is limited when it comes to corner details...hard to explain but it involves clearance issues and the angle of attack that only straight chisel scribers can only do. These days, I use them to clean up line work after using some Madworks chisels and/or when I need to scribe on soft plastic kits. Anyway, great review and thanks for sharing!
I've used these to scribe whole kits. They're harder to control than straight chisels and corners definitely need some care to look good, but they absolutely work pretty well if you're on a budget. You can get several widths for the price of just one or two BMC tools, which gives you a lot more choice for creating interesting details.
There is clear tape specifically designed to help keep your new panel lines straight.
Also it seems like you would want either a better handle with a more intuitive blade swapping or just dedicated chisels.
I have a bad habit of skipping entry level tools though so that's probably where my opinion is coming from.
Even though the packaging says 0.3 mm when I look at the other tips they look to be different sizes and are not the same thickness. Also I thought that pin on the handle was some sort of lock device but the tips just pop out with a little force and look to be held in with friction.
Per the USA Gundam store page; "Set includes .1mm .3mm and .5mm Chisel blades from Mr Hobby"
Oh no! I really want to eat this! Sadly I can. Is clearly written on the instruction.
One if the most important lessons taught to me about working with any tool was from Gordon Ramsay. "Let the knife do the work."
Gordon our lord and savior
for me I use masking tape as a safety guide when using a chisel, like using a ruler to draw on paper.
waterproof papers are the black sheets you will find at paint and auto stores. it is a silicon carbide wet/dry paper. it's best uses are for sanding clear coat and sharpening HSS/ tool steel. you can use it with water, soapy water, or oil.
You can find them pretty much anywhere you can find a good assortment of sandpaper, not just auto parts stores. Best place to buy is the big box stores. I wouldnt be surprised if Walmart carried it. The standard in North America is any black colored sandpaper is constructed for wet sanding.
Can you make a short review for the different types of gundam marker and good topcoat brand to go with each type Zak? Love the content btw
It can scribe new lines as well as deepening lines. Just use a guide so it doesn’t jump around. Hooks are better than regular chisels because they remove material faster.
3min54sec is where the review starts
Man I need this or a simple Chisel to scribe some lines on my PG Strike Freedom
In comparison with of Course newer latest kits it looks Plain as hell 😂
These are actually great. Just as good as BMC and SAB....maybe wont last as long, but you can get the same results. Dspiae as well.
Uh, the link you have goes to a tool with 3 different size tips, so that's even better! Nice job selling this, might have to get one.
Haha yeah it didn’t say that on the packaging so I just assumed it’s three of the same size! I edited the video description and I’ll use it in a future WIP video soon and readdress that
Zack , I think that hole to release the chisel is a Allen screw .
@@paktahn Curious , do you have the scriber ? I noticed that the scriber blade has a flat side which tells me that the a set screw (Allen screw) is used to hold it in place . Roll pins usually go through a hole. Didn't see a hole on the blade .
Yes your right , just noticed the slit in the pin. Also its not centered on the scriber blade .
You are supposed to pull it out with like pliers.
I have this and it took me forever to figure out
I need to pick up all those USA Gundam store tool 👍.
This is cool but I just want some company to make a full set of scribes/chisels with all the sizes. I would buy in a heartbeat.
While I appreciate the review, my experience with directional (hooked) blades is they easily skip around. I amhappy with my Gunprimer Grida (omnidirectional and uses a clutch mechanical pencil body), albeit somewhat more expensive and lacking widespread distro.
I was going to try scribing for the first time and was thinking of getting the Grida. Is it good for creating new lines or just deepening existing lines?
Its a screw to untighten fir the bits
this is indeed a cool tool
Very useful tool
Wanted to buy this to scribe out lines for 0.15 madworks chisel but dang it's 0.3
The extra chisels are actually 0.1 and 0.5! So highly recommend this set
@@ZakuAurelius oh I actually wanted a 0.1 hook to help me keep a straight line when using 0.15 bc my HiQ tape is too flimsy
hi, do you know if the blades are compatible with the tamiya engraving blade holder?
How are you supposed to change the bits?! I am a bit pissed off that there aren't even instructions on how to do it. EDIT: the first or second comment had the answer, its just held by friction you only need to pull with a bit of force and the chisel comes out of the grip
what size would be good for lines in 1/100 scale then? im about to start working on my first mastergrade but sanding down detail really scares me
Usually .2 or .3. I found it easier to just get another brand in a variety pack. You can then just match the line you need to rescribe to the chisel or pick your poison to scribe your own.
Yes 0.3 is good because it’s kinda right down the middle, good for both 1/144 and 1/100
well - ill be giving this one a go then, was quite expensive but if its just to rescribe faded lines i hope it will be enough
What size of key we need to change the blade ?
It should just pull out
@@ZakuAurelius thanks
Hey Zack, what can I do with a DSPIAE 1.0mm drill bit?
Plenty! Well, drill mostly
@@ZakuAurelius Such as?
Well for modification drills are often useful. But 1mm is pretty small and can also be good for adding details!
@@ZakuAurelius Ok, got it! Thanks!
This review was horrible lol. Those aren't "spare blades" they are different sizes. I honestly came here looking for the answer as to what that hole is actually for near the tip. The reason I want to know is that after a few switches of blade sizes, the metal chisel easily pulls out now while using it. If anyone actually has an answer to this please inform us. This tool works great except that it easily slips out of the handle now. Whatever that hole is for, it doesn't include anything to put in it if it is an adjustment.
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