Ultra Flush Cutting Shears

The Ultraflush cutting shear cuts small or soft material with virtually no "pinch". It leaves a finished or near finished surface. CUT DIFFERS FROM THE 410T only in terms of smoothness, not in terms of how closely it will cut against an adjacent surface.

Xuron Ultra Flush Cutting Shears
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 Xuron Corp. # xur410a
$12.79
 
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Xuron Corp. Item # xur410a
Features :
  • Micro-shear blade by pass and minimal outside bevel.
  • Light touch spring returns shears to its original position after each use.
  • The orange rubberized handle provides good gripping and comfort for precise control.
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"Cutting Shear"
Neel (Memphis, TN)
Bought more than 2 years ago. Still works perfectly Use only on plastic. You can cut/trim resin parts, but the cut will be very rough and it is hard to achieve a precise cut.

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Features

  • Micro-shear blade by pass and minimal outside bevel.
  • Light touch spring returns shears to its original position after each use.
  • The orange rubberized handle provides good gripping and comfort for precise control.

Specs

  • Xuron Product Number: 410A

Includes

One 410A Ultraflush Cutting Shear (4")


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"Good,not great..."
Yardbirdandjimih
Seems to cut pretty close on plastic sprues but less so on non-plastic, I.e. rubber kit tires,etc.; tends to leave stubs. Still, a quality choice but I would not use on photo-etched parts.

 
"Ultra Flush Cutting Shear"
smokencoffee
This is a great little tool for photo-etched parts.

 
"Nip the tip nippers"
bubba_am_i
I haven't fully used these yet but in my trials of cutting very small gauge wire and some thin plastic I have to say I'm impressed. As a born again modeler I figured I would try out some of the tools the advanced fellas are using. So far so good. I can see these being used for multiple options besides just scale modelling. On a side note, I was surprised to see that these are spring loaded as it wasn't mentioned in the description. Not really a spring as much as it's a piece of thick wire but better than nothing and having the handles flop around.

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Use ONLY on Soft Materials OR it will cause scarring on the edges.

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