🔪 Tsunoda TN 120 Plastic Precision Cutting Tool Review

I bought these to replace my 4 year old 3 point cutter but looks like I'll end up with 3 points instead. The angle of the blade is too steep, it cannot cut thin layers and leaves marks in the cut.

compared to its younger siblings like the Godhand daughter's SPN-120, it's not the sharpest tool in the shed to me, but they're just as good quality. They're a great alternative to Citadel pliers and other cheap pliers that can't make solid flush cuts.

Compared to its younger siblings like the Godhand daughter's SPN-120, it's not the sharpest tool in the shed for me, but it's no less quality. are a great alternative to Citadel cutters and other cheap cutters that cannot make solid flush cuts.

They are thin and sharp on both sides (compared to anvil and cutting edge) and have a good point. Not as smooth as GundamPlanet's or GodHand's wire cutters, but cheaper, nicer, and stronger. They don't feel like you need to watch them and they cut through plastic or wire with ease. I also use it with a 3D printer and it works for cutting filament or removing support material.

These are very good sprue cutters and will compete with your basic DSPIAE or God Hand for a fraction of the cost. Please note these are NOT flush cutters. These are single-edged anvil cutters. They cut well, but it won't be a clean flush cut. They appear to be well constructed, with good spring and resistance, and are well lubricated (which bleeds from the joints after the first dozen uses). As you can see in the picture it is flush and not aligned. Highly recommended.