TsunodaTN-120, Thin Blade Precision Cutter 5-inch Specialized for Plastic

These are very nice sprue cutters that rival your basic DSPIAE or God Hand for a fraction of the cost. Note that these are NOT flush cutters. Those are the single bladed 'anvil' style cutters. They'll cut well but it won't be a clean flush cut.These seem well engineered, have good spring and resistance, and are well greased (which seeps out the joints after the first dozen uses). As you can see in the image it has a flush closure and is not out of alignment.Highly recommend.

These are thin and sharp on both cutting edges (vs an anvil and cutting edge), with a nice point. Not as smooth cutting as a GundamPlanet or GodHand nipper, but cheaper and nice and solid. They don't feel like you need to baby them and they cut plastic or lead wire with ease. I also use them with a 3D printer and it works for cutting filament, or removing support material.

These aren't the sharpest tool in the shed for me, compared to their younger siblings like the SPN-120 from child company Godhand, but they're just as premium feeling.They're a great alternative to Citadel Nippers and other cheap nippers that don't handle a solid flush cut.

Got these to replace my 4 year old 3-peak nippers, but it looks like I'm staying with 3-peaks instead.The blade angle is too steep, it can't cut in thin layers and leaves a mark in the cut.

Tsunoda is the Mother company that makes GodHand products. I used a lot of Tsunoda cutters for my previous job (Low Voltage) and fell in love with Japanese cutters or tools in general. I always wondered why Tsunoda cutters felt the same quality as the GodHands (I do gunpla as a hobby) - Sure enough, they are the same company. These are great cutters for 1st cuts (cutting parts off runners)

This is a great clipper! Well built!

I got these to replace my Tamiya nippers as they are almost $12 cheaper but I was disappointed in the quality. Brand new and it cuts as well as my Tamiya ones that I have been using for over a year. I'll probably only use these for cutting out pieces that are attached to thicker runners. I would say if you're a serious modeler just spend the extra cash and get a better brand.

I bought these for cutting plastic off sprues- gundam and warhammer models. Clips much more flush then any other set i have used- but i do not have experience with the higher end clippers (godshand/tamiya)- would recommend as an upgrade from any of the generic hobby cutters for sure.

needed an upgrade from generic nippers that came with a basic gunpla tool kit (snapping sound during cuts with noticeable stress marks), was considering getting the tamiya sharp pointed or gsi mr. nippers from amzn marketplace but would have had to wait 2 to 3 weeks. At 25$ these do a great job and were available next day. took a chance on these and it paid off, couldn't find much reviews except a video in thai. be aware that they're on the smaller side of things if you have large hands. reduced my sanding time by half.

Love them, they cut perfect the sprue, no need to file or remove excedent

Excellent product, very sharp and accurate. Solid ( I did not tested in thick plastic). I used to cuts parts from sprues in plastic models and it is excellent, sharp close cut.