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Wood Strip Cutter with Micrometer Accuracy


A precision wood strip cutter for model ship planking, dollhouse flooring, model airplanes, marquetry and inlay work. One turn of the vernier hand wheel moves the blade in and out at precise 1/32 inch increments. Cuts strips up to 1/2 inch wide. Uses standard size no. 11 blades for balsa, or no. 2 blades for harder woods. Made of tough glass-filled nylon.

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Wood Strip Cutter with Micrometer Accuracy


A precision wood strip cutter for model ship planking, dollhouse flooring, model airplanes, marquetry and inlay work. One turn of the vernier hand wheel moves the blade in and out at precise 1/32 inch increments. Cuts strips up to 1/2 inch wide. Uses standard size no. 11 blades for balsa, or no. 2 blades for harder woods. Made of tough glass-filled nylon.

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7/23/2022 4:15 pm

Quickly and Accurately Produces Scale Lumber

by BRYAN -

I was surprised by this little tool. I couldn't get the blade to stand up straight; there is no positive guide to hold it, so I put it in at about a 30 degree angle and torqued the screws down pretty tight. I was afraid it might break, but it didn't. With the blade in, I set the width-of-cut. The finely threaded adjustment screw makes it easy and quite accurate. I cut several strips, but the blade was not flush with the cutting board.. I could peel off the strips and they were fine, but by cutting the top and flipping over and cutting the back, I got remarkably clean strips. Even with the extra work, I cut 20-25 scale 2x4's in about a minute.

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