[SPLIT LIP]

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Originally Posted by EpsilonX

I ended up grabbing the Godhands, they were $40 with free shipping. I've heard that this particular pair is a little less ultra-precise and a little more durable, so I'm hoping that they hold up. I do have another pair that's more of a workhorse pair. They're great for clipping the runners, but they leave stress marks when I cut off the nubs.

With these SMP re-releases and the Ideon that I just picked up, I want to make sure that my "rare" kits actually turn out well. I'm about 20 kits deep, so I think I'm ready.

Having a pair of cheap nippers just for removing parts off the sprues and using Godhands/single blade nippers for nub removal is the best way to ensure cleaner cuts as well as a longer lifespan on the latter. Only downside is it's more tedious.