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The Red grass clippers are the same released by Tamiya. Best tip is, get yourself an electronics clipper by Gedore, Wiha or Knipex, be sure to get the smallest 0.8mm.
Thanks for the tip, I like Knipex tools I am very happy with the Dspiae though!
God hand, try them. Expensive but well you know.... THE BEST!
I came here just to say this! Smooth as cutting butter.
I'm still kind of envious of anyone who buys those STA 3.0's these days, because that case is included. My pair came in their usual thick cardboard packaging, which while looking absolutely lovely, took up way too much room on the desk, and weren't readily designed to be used as in-between storage. Eh, world doesn't end, it isn't like all four pairs of clippers ever leave my desk (two for resin, two for plastic) - they're always on the desk, ready for use. Only real reason I have so many is since I also do "straight build" gunpla kits, the two clipper method leaves the fewest amount of nub marks (Tamiya 74123's for first cut, DSPIAE 3.0's for second cut, and then "several" more steps after *laughs nervously*)
I'm glad you mentioned the con about those thin sharp blades. Far too many will gloss over such (see the fanaticism behind the Godhand clippers for an example), but it is something to keep in mind if you're somewhat rough with your tools, travel a fair bit with your tools, or have medical conditions that make it harder to hold tools. Dropping those sharp tips into your thigh definitely stings.
I've always been curious about those Redgrass Games ones because they're orange, but it's rather sad to hear the spring is fairly weak. It took a bit of time to get used to my DSPIAE 3.0's as I couldn't initially figure out how to hold such small nippers, but once I did, I love how it's just a small amount of pressure to clip, and then go back to an almost rest state with your hand afterwards. Took a while because I was used to the mid-2000's Citadel nippers, as well as various Tamiya and Xuron ones that have a noticeably firmer spring to them (and larger handles). I never really believed the whole answers of "oh, you'll know the first cut whether you like them or not" when I was initially looking at single bladed nippers, but... Yup, first cut and barely feeling any resistance from the plastic, and less to clean up I knew why so many like them.
Love this comment, thanks, as I said you can make most things work but the Dspiae ones are the best I have used so far
Me who has a draw full of the cheap blue handled nippers that come included with 3D printers 👀
Nice video! Now I want fancy snips.
I have used cheap snips for ages but splashed out recently, massive difference
That was super good!! One thing for me that makes the RGG spring better suited for some work is where you have to take care of the blades not touching / bending / braking other parts on the sprue. I think of really thin and sharp bits and the like. Otherwise, everything was on point. Kudos and keep it up!🙌🏼🌞
Thanks, really appreciate that,
Very nice video, I have a few generic brand that do what they need to but my favorite is my Citadel Clipers that came in the starter paint set I got, definitely from a time before the bigger GW style of clippers.
Thanks, there are so many options out there
I've been model maker for over 40 yrs and my current got to cutters are: Xuron Track cutters for sprue frames, resin and wire; Plato cutter for ONLY part removal, they are very sharp and close correctly, available on Amazon, ebay and Aliexpress. For best result I prefer the initial cut to be flat side away from the part leaving a few mm of sprue attached to the part, then final removal once the part is free from the frame. This results in less stress on the part from still attached sprue and leaves a better finish with minimal clean up with your preferred tool. The Plato cutters are cheap enough that you can have 4-5 pairs on hand, I've found that I can usually get at least 2 years from one pair, before they are relegated to less precise work, 3D prints for example
I can’t comment on the Plato cutters but as I said in the video, the best tool is usually the one at hand. I used cheaper cutters for years with no issues, but it’s nice to have some higher quality ones
I believe the modern GW cutters are actually slightly offset on purpose - like the Xuron shears patent style. This helps keep the blades from dulling and more importantly, as a first tool you buy, allows for cutting while placing the piece flush to the clippers. Little timmy is not going to ruin the surface of his model by putting cheap compression cutters flush and hemorrhaging a piece of the bit away alongside the gate. This is also probably the reason you can't go back in and clean the cut with the same tool effectively. This design has it's uses mind you. I actually prefer the versatility of a quality pair of "shears" compared to the very narrow application of specialised ultra-thin japanese clippers for example.
I did like the GW cutters just not as much as the Dspiae ones
Awesome comparison, I need to pickup the dspiae one, great info as always thanks 🔥
Thanks 🙏
I've been eyeing up the DSPIAE ones as I've got their USB-C rotary tool and it's awesome. Although I also have some of the Tamiya 4035s and would like to see how they fare against those as I found them to be excellent. Also considering the Tamiya 4123 as they seem to have a finer point to them.
I am a big fan, that said the Tamiya are supposed to be equally good. For me though I have never used better than the Dspiae
I have been using a cheap pair of nailclippers from dollarstore equivalent. Have worked perfect and dirt cheap.
Awesome, what ever works, I used a cheaper pair for years. But the great ones you do see a difference
I did an apprenticeship as an energy electronics technician and there I worked with a lot of side cutters. And the best by far in this area were those from Knipex.
I still use my electronics side cutter (Knipex Super-Knips 78) for this, so I have no comparison. I would be really interested to know how it compares to the ones you tested.
With about 15 € this is also very cheap.
Yeh I think doing some hardware store tool reviews should be fun
I recently got the snippers from Monument Hobbies and think they're great. They're also only $17.50, so a heck of a lot cheaper than the Citadel option.
Nice, I haven’t tried them yet, but I love Monument as a company so thanks for the tip
ill second the recommend on the Monument clippers... give them a try when you have the chance, you wont be disappointed!
Forget about the clippers…are those micro space marines you are clipping at the beginning?
Yeh these are original epic scale minis, they have new versions now
Nice video as always!
I'd like to suggest the GSW one/s (yes, I do know some people don't like GSW or AK or GW, but that's their problem not mine). Over the years I've used, let's just say lots of different clippers and these ones are amazing. Especially when you consider the pricepoint (€11-14 depending on which ones you get). Been using mine for almost 1 year now and there's no sign of them getting dull. They could've been a little bigger to fit into my hands perfectly, but so could 99% of the other hobby/electrical clippers i've tried^^
I've not had the chance to try out the RGG or the Dspiea ones, but I've used almost all the ones that GW has released and these are much better, imho.
I like GSW, they bring lots of products to market that wouldn’t be there otherwise but no getting around they do do make some questionable decisions from time to time.
@@RisingApe mhm!
I try to stay out of politics and buy the best stuff for me. (That doesn't mean i'm not interested in politics, just not this kind of politics)
@@Himle_ I absolutely understand. It’s nice to have some areas of life that are a safe space
I've been looking for new nippers :)
Just spent half an hour looking at dspiae's site..... holy crap! There's a whole mess of awesome stuff, the panel line scribers are awesome and the hobby vises are pretty neat as well.
Definitely have to keep them in mind, once finances are better.
Amazing eh! A new mortgage is needed
As long as they are sharp, get in the gaps, and cost around 3 bucks or less, I'm game 😀
Ahh a man of culture I see 😅 cheers for watching mate
How do the single-blade nippers hold up on the harder plastic of gw? I've been afraid to invest due to horror stories about the durability.
I have been using mine for a couple of months before this video was released, no downgrade in performance yet. So I would say fine for GW plastics but absolutely not for resins. If you want to be careful use a cheap pair to cut the thicker parts of the sprue then the single blade to tidy up.
@@RisingApe thank you, duely noted.
@@KameSennin4209 you’re welcome cheers for watching
Those Dspiae nippers look good.
They are so good
@@RisingApeI indulged, superb quality and cuts like a dream. Great recommendation.
í simply use a nail clipper, which i bougth from flying tiger. looks like those three and cost only 2 pounds. works perfectly because of the angle and small size. i am cheap.
Nothing wrong with cheap, I am a sucker hence spending £30 😆
Awesome stuff as always man
Thanks 🙏
Godhand spn120 are worth it if you take care of them
I have heard great things,
Tamiya “Sharp Pointed Side Cutter - for Plastic (Slim Jaw)” are the best sprue cutters I’ve come across.
Yeh several people have mentioned the Tamiya, thanks for the comment
Hobby Tools Sprue Cutter from Hobby Lobby. $6, and works pretty good
Cheaper cutters work amazingly well and they do the job but use a decent quality single blade cutter and honestly it’s leagues apart. End of the day you get the same result it just takes a little longer.
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Thanks Mark, really appreciate you watching and commenting as always
I just assumed everyone used Godhand/Tamiya combo. Do "western" modelers use different tools?
Tamiya is fairly common over here (uk) Godhand almost unheard of. Most folks use Citadel/or another hobby brand
@@RisingApe If no one has hounded you to yet. Get a set of SPN-120s and PN-120s. They work as a pair and are the best you can get. I use Tamiya double blades like the 74035 and 74001 as my workhorse cutters and my GH for final snips and anything intricate. They leave nearly zero stress marks when used properly. In comparison, I was very unhappy with the DSPIAE nippers despite loving most of their products.
I will check them out, I am been really chuffed with my Dspiae, why didn’t you like yours?
@@RisingApe They're good but it's like a $14 difference between them and GH here and the price to performance and quality difference is unquestionable. I'm the type of person that is always looking for something better and the search stopped when I splurged and got the GHs.
well I am sure I will get there one day. Thanks for the comment
GW and citadel stuff is just way, WAY too over priced to be a reasonable buy on any scale now…
Honestly I don’t think it is, I found the cutters on sale for £25 at Element (link in description) sure you can get cheaper ones but they are averagely priced for the quality tbh. Thanks for watching as always 🙏
6:48 resin is softer than plastic. Why would using the clipper on resin "absolutely destroy" them?
Resin is harder than polystyrene plastic, but the main issue is the tags and elements on cast resin models are significantly larger and so blunt the blade. Particularly on single edge nippers like this one.
Strange, any resin I have used in the past has been softer than polystyrene plastic.
@@Wijkert I guess it depends on the scale of the resin, if you are cutting supports off 3d printed stuff that would be fine, but larger tags or chunks would be a no no.
@@RisingApe yeah I meant same size resin as a plastic sprue
@@Wijkert yeh, it absolutely depends on the type of resin too.
The best clippers are the Aliexpress ones that cost twenty bucks for ten pieces.
The best tools are always the ones you have at hand
Good video but saying the best spru cutters arnt for warhammer is like saying waters not meant for breathing 😂
Hmm, maybe I didn’t articulate in the video properly, the very best cutters are so sharp that cutting through very thick plastic blunts them, better to use a cheaper pair for that and then best grade for clean up.