Stedi Sprue Cutters, Pliers, Nippers, Side Cutters for model kits

[@monkey555500]

ive just bought the 109 nipper arrived today,they really do cut nice,i use my older master tool single blade nippers for clear parts

[@glencwilson]

Needed some new nippers as my Master Tool set were starting to be a little coarse even after adjustment so this was a timely review. Went for the blue set. Very pleased as they cut really well and you hardly need any clean-up afterwards. Quite often just one swipe with a sanding stick did the job.

[@foreverplastickits138]

*Looking good tools a new brand very intersting to compare with others, thanks for the info!*

[@treyzmodels422]

Nice comparison, thanks for sharing 👍

[@goforitpainting]

cool tool 👍

[@raytheron]

I've been using my Tamiya sprue cutters for some six years now and they still work well. How would you say the Stedi cutters compare to the Tamiya? It's the smallest of the Tamiya cutters (around 11mm long).

[@andrej2321]

What is the country of origin/manufacture? Are all 3 made in Japan? Does the packaging specify?

[@lol3ndir]

China.

[@EusiWorkshop]

$30 in the US for the cheaper pair, almost $50 for the more expensive one. Umm. I’ve been using $15 craftsmen wire cutters from Home Depot for the past 15 years and they have yet to fail me.

[@stealthexecutor563]

Here in the Philippines, there's a brand called nanye (I believe it's a japanese product) which is only $7. It cuts smooth buttery and it leaves no stress marks whatsoever

[@lullgcc]

​@@stealthexecutor563 hi brother, which nanye nipper do you recommend?

[@stealthexecutor563]

@lullgcc iirc they only have one nipper. Mine's just called nanye single blade nippers