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| AC1963 | 13 Feb 2020 4:00 p.m. PST |
I have a few sets of needle files, my favourites being some tiny (80mm I think) which are ideally sized for working on metal figures. The only issue is that they are coarser than I would like, about the same as all my sets, and they leave files marks in the soft metal that I have to finish off with wet and dry. Anyone know of some small fine needle files. The only ones that I have found that actually specify the grit are Eze-Lap which claim to be 600 grit. Has anyone tried these, are they really 600 grit, sounds like a silly question but I have seen Amazon reviews that say no way. By 600 grit I would be expecting them to be as fine as 600 grit wet and dry paper. |
Extrabio1947  | 13 Feb 2020 5:59 p.m. PST |
Browse the Micro-Mark website, if you haven't already. It's a treasure trove of modeling tools. micromark.com |
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