GodHand Ultimate Nipper 5.0 SPN-120 GH-SPN-120

I'm legitimately astonished by how good these Nippers are. They cut through spures buttery smoth with almost no effort leaving far less sprue-bits attached to the parts. Really top-tier product.

These are great to use for building Gundam! Allows for easy clipping of the plastic!

Honestly I'm not sure why I never bothered to get nice tools for something I do so often; after nearly 30 years of building Gunpla, I've always used mediocre nippers from various local "hobby stores".Welp, finally took the jump and, while these aren't actual magical tools that completely eliminate nub marks, they come pretty damn close. And while these are more fragile, proper usage will result in it lasting YEARS to come.Some pointers:These are NOT meant for "cut once" style of building; you MUST cut the piece off the sprue first, THEN use this as a finishing cut. While you can technically use this to cut pieces off the sprue as well, it's generally not recommended, plus less fancy cutters will do just fine for the first cut anyhow.The blades on these are not flush; rather, this is a single-blade cutter with a "cutting board", and as such, depending on the angle/type of cut, it will leave a very noticeable (but very clean) nub that must be sanded or shaved off. However, the sheer sharpness of the blade eliminates most of the finishing job you'll need to do, with minimal stress marks.Do NOT treat these the same as normal nippers; while most side cutters can be used roughly, being able to withstand occasional twisting motions, the blade is extremely hard - and thus, very brittle. Bending motions can absolutely cause the blade to chip, or worst case, break off.In other words, treat this like a fancy tool it is, and you'll have a great time building.

I used my GodHand clippers for the first time yesterday.OMG!Smooth cut.Like butter.No tiny pieces popping off into the sky. Just a clean, smooth cut, and it fell right onto my work space.$$$$, but worth every penny for those tiny pieces. Not only no popping off, but a clean cut, so no need to try to see and sand down those microscopic burrs left on tiny pieces after the cut with other clippers.I didn't think they would make that much of a difference, but they do.Worth the price already.

First and foremost, the bad reviews are unjust.Second, turn around if you are new to the hobby.To those who are new to the hobby: The majority of the bad reviews, I can guarantee are just people new to the hobby and broke their nippers. Go buy a cheap one as a cheaper single bladed nipper will be 99.99% as good. Godhands are not expensive because they are "more durable". It cuts better at the risk of being weaker.

I love them they cut like butter.. but they are tiny and fragile. Be careful with these

Great nippers

This things cut through 40k sprues like butter. I was using army painter clippers that were fine but took lots of cleanup with an xacto. These cutters are worth the insane price tag. The precision and smoothness leave you with barely anything to clean up