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  • boatman
    • Nov 2018
    • 14498
    • christopher
    • NORFOLK UK

    #1

    Razor Saw

    HI can anyone advise me where an what make is a good razor saw to buy as ive been thinkin on my tomcat its a pity that the engines cant be seen as they are fairly detailed an id love to be able to cut a hatch with a mini hinge fitted so that it will open an closes so the engines can be seen if you can thank you
    chrisb
  • Tim Marlow
    • Apr 2018
    • 18940
    • Tim
    • Somerset UK

    #2
    I’ve had a couple of Xacto razor saws for as long as I can remember. Excellent tools! They are very widely available. The higher the tip (teeth per inch) quoted the finer the cut is……

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    • boatman
      • Nov 2018
      • 14498
      • christopher
      • NORFOLK UK

      #3
      Originally posted by Tim Marlow
      I’ve had a couple of Xacto razor saws for as long as I can remember. Excellent tools! They are very widely available. The higher the tip (teeth per inch) quoted the finer the cut is……
      BUT Tim where didyou buy it from an how much ? please

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      • Gern
        • May 2009
        • 9245

        #4
        JLC make saws with modified razor blades which create really fine cuts. Don't buy the one with the plastic handle though - try and find one with the original wooden handle.

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        • boatman
          • Nov 2018
          • 14498
          • christopher
          • NORFOLK UK

          #5
          Originally posted by Gern
          JLC make saws with modified razor blades which create really fine cuts. Don't buy the one with the plastic handle though - try and find one with the original wooden handle.
          THANK Dave i'll have a look but thinkin on jen says i bought some mini razor saws yrs ago as i can vaugley rmember them but findin them will be the problem unless i chucked them out as cant remember what happened to them but thanks for your reply sir

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          • Waspie
            • Mar 2023
            • 3488

            #6
            Originally posted by boatman
            THANK Dave i'll have a look but thinkin on jen says i bought some mini razor saws yrs ago as i can vaugley rmember them but findin them will be the problem unless i chucked them out as cant remember what happened to them but thanks for your reply sir
            You have my disease Chris.
            Now where I put that tool????

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            • Jim R
              SMF Supporters
              • Apr 2018
              • 15784
              • Jim
              • Shropshire

              #7
              I second Dave recommendation. Blades are very thin and have very fine and fine teeth on opposite edges.
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              • Dave Ward
                • Apr 2018
                • 10549

                #8
                Shesto Tools.................
                Modelcraft Fine Razor Saw (42 tpi) 35-150 42 TPI Ultra Thin Kerf Razor Saw. For super smooth cuts in wood, plastic, or soft metal. 42 TPI (Teeth per Inch). Cutting Length x Depth: 4 1/2" x 7/16" (11.4 x 1.1cm) Saws & Saw Blades The Modelcraft Collection includes specialist saws suitable for a wide variety of applications. From precision piercing saws for detailed cut-out & fret work to the razor saws, you are sure to find the right tool to suit your particular task. The SHESTO Modelcraft Collection The SHESTO Modelcraft collection is a comprehensive range of useful, often hard to find precision hand tools and accessories essential for any toolbox. The range of Modelcraft tools covers many applications where detail, precision and close up control are needed, such as: model making, general hobby & craft, electronics & light engineering, renovation & restoration, jewellery making, as well as smaller DIY and household repairs.

                Dave

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                • Andy T
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Apr 2021
                  • 3239
                  • Sheffield

                  #9
                  For small stuff I use a JLC saw, as pictured above by Jim.

                  For larger items I recently bought this and it's been a Godsend

                  Zona 4-in-1 Saw Set Modelcraft PSA35/140 Scale Model Shop, UK supplier of plastics Model kits and accessories, fast UK delivery

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                  • Ian M
                    Administrator
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 18272
                    • Ian
                    • Falster, Denmark

                    #10
                    Scale Model Shop Saws & Blades Discount Models and Accessories, Live Stock Levels, Fast UK Delivery, Free Delivery Available

                    A pretty good choice here. I like the photoetched blade. both the once shaped like a razor blade, they are great for chopping things up. Ones like the Tamiya micro saw blades for cutting panels and things like rudders, flaps, trim tabs and all that.
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