Tamiya Handy Craft Saw II

Sometimes clippers won't reach and a hobby knife won't do — that's when a proper razor saw earns its keep. Tamiya's Handy Craft Saw II is a compact, fine-toothed saw built to cut cleanly through styrene and other plastics with minimal effort, ideal for opening up hatches, separating parts cleanly at the join, and other kit modifications a knife just can't handle safely.

What's in the box

• Fine-tooth craft saw with two interchangeable blade widths
• Carbon tool steel (SK95) blades, 0.35mm thick
• Plastic storage case for safe blade transport

Why it's good

• Fine teeth cut with minimal pressure and leave a clean edge
• 46mm wide blade and 43mm narrow blade cover different jobs
• Compact enough to keep in the tool tray for regular use

Score a hatch line, part a sprue join, or free-hand a custom cut — this is the tool that gets reached for once you've got one.

The right saw for clean modelling cuts. Pair it with the rest of the hobby tools range for filing and finishing.