flush cutters

Or even a sku or item number that we can look up.

Item # S2KS5NN 14.97 2 piece

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        I have on my desk some of the best flush cutters I have run across. they are Tweezer shaped with an angled cutting face so you can get into tiny spots. They cut absolutely Flat. No little bumps left behind. They are from Micro-Mark and I believe were under Thirty Bucks. 

 Oh! By the way, mine are now five years old and have gone through probably hndreds of sprues at the Rail Museum Workshops! They will still hurt you, if you get my drift! Now the manufacturing country for them is Pakistan-They are still the best ones I have ever found and they are High Grade Stainless.

Tanker-Builder

Now hear This!

        I have on my desk some of the best flush cutters I have run across. they are Tweezer shaped with an angled cutting face so you can get into tiny spots. They cut absolutely Flat. No little bumps left behind. They are from Micro-Mark and I believe were under Thirty Bucks. 

 Oh! By the way, mine are now five years old and have gone through probably hndreds of sprues at the Rail Museum Workshops! They will still hurt you, if you get my drift! Now the manufacturing country for them is Pakistan-They are still the best ones I have ever found and they are High Grade Stainless.

 

Hi Seastallion!

      I hope you didn't try to cut heavy sprues with them. In reality, if you look at them they weren't made for anything but cutting small sprue connections and the occasional wild edge on paper models.

I bought these a few years ago , they are fantastic , they only have one cutting edge up to a flat face . because of the physics involved , little pieces don't go flying off for the carpet monster