Tamiya 74024 Modelling Razor Saw Compact Edition  [74024]

Tamiya 74024 - Modelling Razor Saw
Price:
NZD$25.81
Brand:
Tamiya
Model:
74024
GTIN:
4950344740246
Condition:
Brand New
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Fine Cutting Razor for Scale Models

The Tamiya 74024 Modelling Razor Saw delivers precise cuts for scale model and RC work. Its sharp steel blade handles standard modelling plastics and light timber with reliable control.

Blade Specs and Spare

This razor uses an extra-thin blade measuring 160mm by 40mm, producing a slim cut line ideal for detailed trimming. A replacement blade is supplied so you can keep working without interruption.

Handling and Applications

Well suited for trimming body panels and shaping small parts, the saw balances control with comfort for steady work during longer sessions. It is designed for straight and light trimming tasks typical in model builds.

 

Product Reviews
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I have ordered a few RC Tanks and have so far always been more than happy with RCJAZ, no waiting for the Abrahams RC Tank and will review when it comes thuis will be my 3rd tank from them
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I use RCJAZ regularly and have had excellent service and shipping. Arrives in UK sooner than expected.
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I've been shopping on RC Jaz for years and love them. Excellent service and stock.

Can this saw cut polystyrene and similar plastics?

Yes, it is suitable for common modelling plastics such as polystyrene and ABS when used with steady, straight strokes.

Is the saw appropriate for balsa wood?

It works well on thin woods like balsa and basswood used in many scale kits. Take care with thicker hardwoods.

Are replacement blades easy to fit?

Yes, the spare blade fits the same holder and can be swapped quickly when the cutting edge dulls.

Should I use this saw instead of a craft knife?

For straight, narrow cuts the razor saw is preferable; a craft knife still suits very fine shaping and trimming. Use both tools as needed.

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