Craft knives

[Guest]

Like a few of you, I use the trusty Swann Scalpel No. 11. Both my wife and I work in a hospital theatre and have "acquired" a box (100), plus the odd surgical tool - forceps etc

[Vaughan]

Hi all

Swan Morton gets my vote.

Vaughan

[stona]

Like a few of you, I use the trusty Swann Scalpel No. 11. Both my wife and I work in a hospital theatre and have "acquired" a box (100), plus the odd surgical tool - forceps etc

Hemostats (arterial forceps) are useful modelling tools. Of course I'm not suggesting you liberate them from theatre and leave some poor b*gger bleeding to death.

Cheers

Steve

[Guest]

Wow from clothes pegs to Klear floor shine & now Hemostats.

What a wonderfully weird hobby.

There must be a place for Secateurs a garlic press or even Stilsons.

Laurie

[Guest]

Not quite used in the actual modelling, but Secateurs are what my wife threatens to use on part of my anatomy when i'm still glueing bits of plastic together at 1:30 in the morning...

naturally I tend to stop immediately!

[Gern]

Not quite used in the actual modelling, but Secateurs are what my wife threatens to use on part of my anatomy when i'm still glueing bits of plastic together at 1:30 in the morning...naturally I tend to stop immediately!

Aren't Stilsons better for removing nuts?

Gern

[Guest]

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