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Great source for tools

Post by Werner »

I just want to put in a shameless plug for my new favorite site for modeling tools!

http://www.finescience.com

Enjoy!
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This is a GREAT link, thanks!
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Post by Karsten »

Now those are some cool tools but for the US Dollar price I would need to be doing some real cutting and plastic work....Bigger (*) (*) and what not.

While I could wish I think I am limited to Pakistan made dental tools, cheap hobby blades and what not......But I do like the glasses :jump_1:

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Post by Ron Smith »

Damn you Werner! Now I need to add a fourth industrial tool supplier to my accounts list, although I could check to see if VWR carries that stuff.
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Post by RNfanDan »

First thing I noticed was their "wound closure" category.

How serendipitous!! :lol_1:
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Post by reigels »

Wound closure is a great place to shop. I actually had a pair of these:
http://www.finescience.com/commerce/ccp ... 565-14.htm
which were "borrowed" from a former employer many moons ago. Never thought they were $340 tweezers, and I'm sure I was not making that much in a week at the time.

They were the best thing ever for rigging biplanes!
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