• Cutting: they are excellent for cutting materials such as paper, cardboard, foam board, plastic sheets, and thin wood. They are particularly useful for making precise cuts and intricate shapes.
• Trimming: When working with models or miniatures, they are used to trim excess material, such as flash or mold lines from plastic model parts, or to remove excess glue or filler.
• Carving: they can be used for carving and shaping various materials, including softwoods, foam, and polymer clay. They are ideal for creating fine details and textures in sculptures, models, and dioramas.
• Scoring and Scribing: they with sharp, pointed tips are useful for scoring and scribing lines into materials like plastic, metal, or balsa wood. This technique is commonly used in model-making to create panel lines, rivet details, or engraved markings.
• Airbrush Stencil trimming: They are perfect for trimming out intricate designs and shapes from stencil sheets, adhesive vinyl, or masking tape for use in painting, airbrushing, or mixed media projects.
• Waterslide Decal Trimming: When applying decals or stickers to models or surfaces, they can be used to trim excess material around the edges, ensuring a clean and professional-looking finish.
• Detail Work: they are indispensable for performing delicate and precise detail work, such as engraving fine lines, cleaning up edges, or adding texture to surfaces.
• Mat Cutting: these tools are equipped with sharp blades used together with cutting mats for cutting framing artwork or photographs. They can create beveled edges and precise cuts to enhance the presentation of the artwork.
• Paper Crafting: they are widely used in paper crafting and scrapbooking for tasks like cutting intricate designs, scoring folds, and creating custom shapes and embellishments.
• General Craft and DIY: they have countless applications in various projects, including model building, jewelry making, fabric cutting, and more.

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