time to chop things up

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  1. is4evrdead
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    so how do you guys chop things up like seperating the upper and lower torsos and the like any tools you use or do you just exato knife it and live with the resultant massive blood loss
     
    is4evrdead, Sep 13, 2015
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  2. tom ndege
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    You mean miniatures, right? ;-)
    If that's so I use a cutter knife or a ... Don't know in English... I would describe it as a fine saw...
    I you don't mean miniatures I prefer a machete! Or chainsaw... ;-)
     
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    whoops and here ive been using a kitchen knife for that anywho i do mean miniatures and if you got pictures of it that be awsome
     
    is4evrdead, Sep 14, 2015
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    That's a relief!
     
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    Dull exacto knife,
    It's less blood thirstily. ;)
     
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    If I plan on using both parts after seperating i'll use my little hand saw, if I only need one bit i'll just snip it with a pair of cutters and file it. :)
     
    bora-boka424, Sep 15, 2015
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    huh didnt think about that one also what is this little hand saw
     
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  8. n810
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    GW calls it a Razor saw.

    Also Dremmel rotary cutting tools can be useful for metal models.
    (adult supervision recommended) :shifty:
     
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    im 24 and i still dont concider myself an adult so dremmels out
     
    is4evrdead, Sep 15, 2015
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    I'm 31 and sometimes feel the same...;)

    Here is a picture of what I use..
    Kleine Metallsäge 150 mm C_K_ T0834.jpg
     
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    They are so useful in this hobby.
     
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    I usually use a razor saw, but if a need an extra fine cut I will use a jeweler's saw
     
    eron12, Sep 16, 2015
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    watch Dexter, its a pretty good guide.
     
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    oh......nevermind.
     
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    that seems a little large not sure i want to know what your other hobbies are

    defenitly checking out the razor saw dremmel and jewler saw you guy are awsome:D
     
    is4evrdead, Sep 16, 2015
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