The Story
For scribing panel lines, cutting thick plastic card or opening holes in a Mini 4WD body, the Scriber II is a precision workhorse. Its Tamiya tungsten steel blade is narrow enough to reach awkward spots and scribes crisp, consistent lines — then retracts safely into the handle when you're done. Two spare blades keep you cutting.
At a glance
- Tamiya tungsten steel narrow blade
- Blade retracts safely into the handle
- Includes 2 interchangeable spare blades
- For scribing, cutting plastic board and opening holes
Why it's good
- Crisp, controlled panel lines and cuts
- Narrow blade reaches hard-to-access areas
- Genuine Tamiya Craft Tool — precision Japanese tooling
Sharp, deliberate scribing is what separates a tidy detailing job from a scratchy one.
Panel-line detailing, done right. Pair with a razor saw and files for a complete cutting kit.
Description
For scribing panel lines, cutting thick plastic card or opening holes in a Mini 4WD body, the Scriber II is a precision workhorse. Its Tamiya tungsten steel blade is narrow enough to reach awkward spots and scribes crisp, consistent lines — then retracts safely into the handle when you're done. Two spare blades keep you cutting.
At a glance
- Tamiya tungsten steel narrow blade
- Blade retracts safely into the handle
- Includes 2 interchangeable spare blades
- For scribing, cutting plastic board and opening holes
Why it's good
- Crisp, controlled panel lines and cuts
- Narrow blade reaches hard-to-access areas
- Genuine Tamiya Craft Tool — precision Japanese tooling
Sharp, deliberate scribing is what separates a tidy detailing job from a scratchy one.
Panel-line detailing, done right. Pair with a razor saw and files for a complete cutting kit.
