I've been trying to decide if the godhand is truly worth it. Since I do use my hobby knives so much I think I will just upgrade to tamiya cutter! Thank you! the best review I have seen!
For me i dont cut using that method.... what i do is cut using cheaper nipper at the top of sprue part then use the god hand to clean the nubmark....using tamiya one i still need to sand some nubmark but with god hand all is smooth and not to noticeable if you dont want to sand it down
I have the same GH nippers as you do in this video. They stuck together at first because you didn't remove the small piece of clear tape from the cutting edge before using it.
James Halleluyah didn't recall small tape on any of mine. Bought those few years ago, and pull those out from my stash as needed. Will check next time. Thanks for the tip.
So if you want a smooth finish you still need to clean up with a hobby knife and sandpaper? I don't see the point in spending the extra money. I have also heard the the Godhand blades are very fragile. I do scale models, and if your surface isn't perfect, when you spray black primer you will see every imperfection.
ApriliaRSV4F u kno how people are. If someone says its the best then eryone jumps on it. Like u said. If u still gotta use knife n sandpaper why spend out on a pair of expensive cutters. I like the finish u get with a knife
Nice plastic nippers, much better ergonomics than nail clippers...Plastic cutting is not a demanding task, Knipex or Lindstrom should be much better on metals
God Hand, but they cost a lot more. I'd say they're fine to cut some time if you intend to paint the kit, otherwise a normal pair of nippers + a sharp hobby knife would give a better result overall.
I have been thinking about switching but am new to Gundam but not modeling and diorama work. I def have been wanting to get godhands as well and found them for $45 ao its def worth the investment. you should do a review on gunprimer gate removal. I have been using the raiser and they are so nice for removal. thanks again for the video.
Was thinking to upgrade to god hand...but it’s just way too expensive
Such a detailed review and comparison! I appreciate all the info and this will inform my future purchases, thank you!
Pyrobits glad to hear
I've been trying to decide if the godhand is truly worth it. Since I do use my hobby knives so much I think I will just upgrade to tamiya cutter! Thank you! the best review I have seen!
For me i dont cut using that method.... what i do is cut using cheaper nipper at the top of sprue part then use the god hand to clean the nubmark....using tamiya one i still need to sand some nubmark but with god hand all is smooth and not to noticeable if you dont want to sand it down
Slap "hobby" word to your pencil or eraser then you can sell you hobby pencil for 25£
I have the same GH nippers as you do in this video. They stuck together at first because you didn't remove the small piece of clear tape from the cutting edge before using it.
James Halleluyah didn't recall small tape on any of mine. Bought those few years ago, and pull those out from my stash as needed. Will check next time. Thanks for the tip.
So if you want a smooth finish you still need to clean up with a hobby knife and sandpaper? I don't see the point in spending the extra money. I have also heard the the Godhand blades are very fragile. I do scale models, and if your surface isn't perfect, when you spray black primer you will see every imperfection.
ApriliaRSV4F u kno how people are. If someone says its the best then eryone jumps on it. Like u said. If u still gotta use knife n sandpaper why spend out on a pair of expensive cutters. I like the finish u get with a knife
Godhand spn 120 is so much fragile, my godhand broken.
Thank you for the video!
I got the 120 5.0 nippers. Tamiya products are pretty decent but with paints and glues, not really for nippers.
Nice review but I don't trust my hands to be accurate 100% of the time so sanding the nubs is still my be4t option. Godhand maybe nice but not for me.
Nice plastic nippers, much better ergonomics than nail clippers...Plastic cutting is not a demanding task, Knipex or Lindstrom should be much better on metals
Perfect for Games Workshop models
You need some serious practice on your illustration technique.
good advice. i can save some money now not buying as i always use hobby knife and sand papers a lot
Wow, super helpful, thanks!
I'm definitely going to get the God hand.
I like Xuron's sprue cutters. Xuron's are designed to slice what ever they are cutting.
£46 for snippers? no thanks :O
God hand only have one sharp blade right? The other blade is blunt
Joey Pagala yes on side is blunt and the other is sharp if I remember correctly u put the gate on the blunt side then cut
I prefer godhand
Fragile
@@Unknown-wu8jb Yet precise
I love your videos, my lord. greets from Brazil
Thanks! A good friend of mine is in Brazil
so which ones is better?
God Hand, but they cost a lot more. I'd say they're fine to cut some time if you intend to paint the kit, otherwise a normal pair of nippers + a sharp hobby knife would give a better result overall.
several videos in here prove the god hands are better. Luckee Strikee's statement is real.
God hand is smooth but to smooth i still would perfer the tamiya
my new favorite channel
Thanks! !!!
you are using it wrongly
did they put the yen price in the packaging? like the tamiya, its 2,900 yen.
I have been thinking about switching but am new to Gundam but not modeling and diorama work. I def have been wanting to get godhands as well and found them for $45 ao its def worth the investment. you should do a review on gunprimer gate removal. I have been using the raiser and they are so nice for removal. thanks again for the video.
$100 cutter
His accent is funny
Typical Asian, yes it is bro