Testing Tamiya & Hobby Mio Side Cutter Nippers - High Quality Nippers
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Reviews for basic tools like these usually are years old videos. Then those older creators already changed style or don't feel the need to revisit the basics again.
So it's really nice to see someone still doing updates, because we do get new stuff like the hobby mio.
Also, you do the best tests, man!
Despite the lengthy durations sometimes lol 😅 keep up the awesome work! Looking forward to the glass file test!
Indeed.
I love my Tamiya cutters. Had them now for three years. They cut really smooth and the parts don't fly off into space. Haven't lost a part since I started using them. Looking forward to your review on the glass files. I only have one glass file right now and it's a game changer. Great video as always👍
I absolutely love the Dspiae ST-A Single Blade Nippers (My favourite tool brand) and believe that they're better. I also have Godhands GH-SPN 120 (My 2nd Favourite tool brand) -And yes it's spelled properly the Canadian way LOL -and they're also excellent
I really love my Tamiya sharp points, theyre always useful, while my MENG single blade pair is really only good for very flat parts where it can get right up against the part. The Tamiya is excellent for anything else.
Id like to try another nicer pair of single sided cutters though, not sure I want to spring for godhands however, even though I can afford it I like to be different lmao
I wonder why the say "for plastic only" if they are hardend? Understandable that we wouldn't want to cut hard metals but the soft ones should not harm a hardend blade. (I used to make custom knives with my brother so i was just wondering.)
I think Hobby Mio is Taiwanese. Can anybody confirm?
Well i learned sumthin today! Did not know thats how your supposed to snip.. iv bin doing it wrong lol. Thank you:) hobby mio for the win i think:)
That’s why we paint the figures. The white means nothing when covered by paint. I owned the hobby mood. And they worked for one kit. Then they just went to crap. Not really built to last. At least that’s what my experience was with them. I just use my dspiea and god hands. I use the tamiya nippers for all my first cuts.
I bought the Tamiya 123 for fine work and they broke after 2 days. No warranty. I think they are not tempered correctly. Never had a problem with any other nippers I've owned.
Ok I type in hobbymio and get nothing for a web page. I want that paint mixer so bad. Lol. And love ur commercial on Amazon for the four e paint shaker.
Just read comments about table clamp for it didn't see that. What clamp?
Crazy. I just go to Lowe's and buy a pair for $5. Work just fine
Hobbymio has a cat girl
Tamiya doesn't
I think the choice is already made
For thick plastic I use Citadel cutters from gw, for medium thick plastic I use Tamiya fine detail cutter, for wery thin plastic I use Godhand spn 120.
I love your all vid reviews specially paint reviews, and you must have an extensive collection of paint jars/bottles. What is your system for storing your paints for longevity? Or any recommendations? Maybe a vid of paint longevity after 1-2 years?
I have a pair of Milwaukee cutters but I have been looking for a finer pair, I think I might be sold on the hobby meio ones
Nice nippers. Im stuck on my micro mark nippers thanks to you.😁
Actually, that "white" we see is from the blades of the nippers. There are two sharply angles blades and it's the result of the blades "moving" the plastic until a breaking point is reached. The white is where the breaking point is.
There are nippers that are called "single blade" nippers that will not do that since they aren't "moving" any plastic but actually cutting into the plastic until all the way through.
I'm surprised you didn't include these in your test.
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Rex. I like the tamiya clippers. Good video. I have both ruined and damaged small parts when trying to remove them from the sprue. This helps allot. Thanks for posting.
I hope everyone is having an awesome day.
im realy happy thnks to this channel i got more good stuff to model work then i had befor
Thank you my friend
What type of mask do you usually wear when airbrushing? Is one rated for “Dust and Fiberglass” or do I need one with filter cartridges or similar?
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Zup bro, thanks for the video
Hate single side cutters, hate how farback you have to cut. Gave my dspiae cutters away. Garbage.
What nippers do you use?
I've had those Tamiya cutters for five years, never had a problem with them. Just noticed a few days ago, it's about time for a new pair. They are starting to look a wee bit rough on the edges.
I am happy with my Dspiae nippers they work great for me. As for the glass files have some tape, clear sellotape preferably, to remove plastic from the siren. The tape needs a good adhesive to get it out, clear for the camera.
Interesting take on the bandai nippers for the initial cut. I use the tamiya first then I go in for the kill with godhand. Tamiya actually looks and/or different so I wouldn't really compare them. I would place hobbymio in front of other "single blade nipper" just like dspiae, godhands or other similar attributes. Tamiya is a side cutter with twin blades just like the bandai. All IN All there is only one true winner everyone needs to understand, all you need is a good nipper whether single bladed or twin blades and to make sure you don't cut or gut into the plastic piece, after that you sand it regularly with sponge/sticks of starting 400 then going 600, 800, 1000 (or variants since they exist) and using hobby knife if possible or the new popular method from 2 years ago, glass filing with probably gunprimer leading the names but dspiae works wonders. The true winners of a straight build is sanding or glass files. If you're planning to customize, you can just get the smooth surface and move on since you'll be processing the primer then paint afterwards. If possible just use your own nail to test smoothness or to remove a little whitening.
I have the Tamiya nippers and mine opens to 12mm, tip to tip. I use them for cutting plastic and soft metals like copper and aluminum. Love them, especially since I got them new for only US$6.
I just bought the Tamiya ones and very happy with them..solid feel to them
Thanks for the tips. Thank you for showing the tools and also how to use them. I have the exact Tamiya set and I like them. I already have the glass files but to be honest I have never used them so I am looking forward to your review .Thanks.
Those look real good. Tried the Tamiya, but actually prefer the Hakko-CHP-170 Micro Cutter. They do an amazing job.
Really surprised with the performance of that mio ...really cool ..I own a tamiya..and the mighty God hand so I will definitely add this one to the toolbox...as always great vid..and I will definitely stay in tune for the next one....rock on!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘
Just got the hobby mio paint shaker. So nice to use, really good thanks for recommending it.
I use the valtcan prime single bladed nipper and it works fantastic. Doesnt leave very much stress marks. Was considering the tamiyas. After this i might get the tamiyas as a secondary pair.
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I've used those Tamiya ones at work to cut apart pieces we use. Used them tens of thousands of times, still sharp.
I have a Xiron clipper for cutting parts off roughly, and Godhands for nub removal. The combination works well for me.
Xauron?
@@statoilbensin2190 Xuron
I'm pretty impressed with Hobby Mio. I got their paint shaker (with the necessary table clamp) that you showed recently. Used it a few times already today. Thanks for all of your very helpful videos.
Great review! I've been curious about these nippers for a while! I've been spoiled by Godhands leaving no stress marks and near flush cuts, so these two nippers seem very disappointing.
Oh yes, Amazon sends me some cash so thank you 👍
I actually have the hobby mio nippers. They are pretty good, definitely cut very smooth and very easily but honestly I feel like I should of just forked up another 15-20 bucks and got godhands. I don’t think anything really compares to them.
Harbor freight has a pretty good pair of precision flush cutters that work pretty well for $8.99. I use mainly my dspiae and my bandai nippers but was looking around at HF and bought em and was pretty impressed
Do you think I should pick those up at hf? I've been thinking about getting tamiya cutters for $24 but if the cheaper ones work just as well I could go for those
@@maaax573 they have worked pretty good for me so far and for the price your not really losing out on much. I would probably go with the tamiya just because its made for models and the cut of the blade may be finer. Hope this helps
@@lorenzohtavaresiii4296 i'll pick up a tamiya mostly cause ive built more than few kits so i think its fair to invest a little more, i''ll pick up the 74035. and thanks for help
Nice review! The Hobby Mios look good, but I still like the Micro Marks. I wonder if Godhands having some supply chain issues like everyone else. I've noticed a lot of quality issues with many different products the last couple of years. We've run through a lot of backstock that was produced before the pandemic and the quality of what's being produced now seems to have dropped a little.
Quality of everything has become junk since the pandemic. It's a convenient excuse for manufacturers to cut costs and labor and then be like "becuz pandemic, sowwy." It's infuriating, it's lazy of the companies, and because every company does it the consumer has no better option but to flip a coin and hope they get something decent... Everything I've purchased since mid-2020 has been junk, from a refrigerator (which I've had to have replaced twice in less than 2 years!!!) to hobby paint/tools, all from once staple brands in their respective industries for quality.
@@mynock5012 I totally agree!
Just buy a good pair of electrician side cutters or flush cutters. Brands like Klein will be superior in every aspect to the gimmicky "hobby-specific" tools.
You have no clue what you are talking about. Klein is overpriced crap. German and Japanese tools are way superior. Klein doesn't even make a one bladed flush cutter.