FAQ

1. Question:

What blade widths are available in this listing?

Answer:

We offer six different blade widths: 0.1mm, 0.125mm, 0.15mm, 0.2mm, 0.3mm, and 0.5mm. You can select your preferred size from the variant options above. Each set includes one blade of the chosen width, along with the handle and two hard‑edged tapes.

2. Question:

Are all blades made of tungsten steel?

Answer:

Yes. Every blade in this series is manufactured from high‑grade tungsten steel, offering exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and rust resistance. They all produce smooth, burr‑free lines with excellent control, regardless of width.

3. Question:

Does the set include all blade sizes or just one?

Answer:

Each purchase includes one blade of the size you select, plus the ergonomic aluminum handle and two hard‑edged scribing tapes.

4. Question:

Is the handle the same for all blade sizes?

Answer:

Yes. All blades share the same universal quick‑change collet, so they are fully compatible with the included aviation‑aluminum handle. The handle features an eight‑sided anti‑roll design and a low center of gravity for comfortable, fatigue‑free scribing.

5. Question:

What is the purpose of the two hard‑edged tapes included?

Answer:

The hard‑edged tapes are specifically designed to act as scribing guides. Their flat, rigid edges withstand the pressure of the blade, helping you achieve perfectly straight, accurate panel lines—especially useful when scribing freehand or on curved surfaces.

6. Question:

Is this tool suitable for resin kits and other materials?

Answer:

Absolutely. The tungsten steel blade works cleanly on PS, ABS, resin, and most common model plastics. It is widely used for Gundam, cars, airplanes, ships, and resin figures, providing crisp panel lines without chipping or tearing the material.

7. Question:

How should I store and maintain the tool?

Answer:

A protective cap is included to cover the blade when not in use. Always recap after each session to prevent accidental damage or injury. Avoid dropping the tool, as the fine tungsten steel tip may chip or crack under impact. Clean the blade with a soft cloth to remove debris after use.