Seam Scraper

This is a Seam Scraper from Squadron Tools.

Squadron Seam Scraper
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 Squadron/Signal # squ10203
$7.99
 
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Squadron/Signal Item # squ10203
Features :
  • Stainless steel micro scraper.
  • Used for removing seam lines in plastic kits without destroying adjacent detail.
  • Carded packaging.
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Spotlight Review

 
"Basic scraper"
cakloiber
This is nice and hefty. One end is more of a straight scraping surface, and the other end is an angled surface. Nice polished finish, but the working (scraping) surfaces of the tools have a lot of tooling/mill marks. So out of the box this would be OK for rough work. For finer work you would need to clean up/resurface the cutting surfaces for smooth scraping.

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Features

  • Stainless steel micro scraper.
  • Used for removing seam lines in plastic kits without destroying adjacent detail.
  • Carded packaging.

Specs

Length: 6-1/2" (16.5cm)

  • Squadron Product Number: 10203

Includes

One Seam Scraper.


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Reviews

  
 
"What a fantastic tool"
skarider75
I really underestimated this tool. I was skeptical that it could really be that much better than a regular old #11 blade and a careful hand. This thing is amazing. It's much easier to use than a #11 for such things, and it does a superior job of it. I've smoothed a few seams with it, scraped off ejector marks, and most of all used it to smooth the ridge that so many parts have from the molding process. This is probably one of the best things a modeler can buy for under 10. If you've been hesitating about this purchase, go ahead and get one. I think you'll be glad you did.

 
"Seam Scraper"
gijoefireman
Awesome product. This was a replacement for the one that I lost. Great for seams that you don't want to use the backside of a knife blade for. Very easy to use. Really, it's hard to be without one once using one.

 
"Surprisingly Effective"
BP (Anchorage, AK)
When I first saw a 'seam-scraper' I thought, why? I've got one of those, it's called an X-acto #11. No no no, I finally bought one of these when I had a bigger project and quickly realized it has powers far beyond those of a thinner blade. The angle of the cutting edge and the overall weight give it a unique ability to get into tight corners and plane a surface down to a nice shine. It has quickly become one of my new best friends, literally a magic wand that when waved over your model, all the surfaces align. I find myself using it a lot now, a classic example of something I never needed before but now I can't live without. If you (like me) ever scoffed at this thing, give it a try. It's impressive how well it performs. Now that I've tried it I will always have one on my modeling table.

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