Every modeler should have the best tools available when building a layout or finishing a scale model. An assortment of hand tools is essential because you will work with various materials, sizes, hardness, and shapes. When cutting piano wire, steel, or other hardened wire for your diorama or plastic model, the best tools for the job are the Xuron® 2193 or 2193F Hard Wire and Cable Cutters.
Meet the Amazing Aran Testa of Borneo – a Metalsmith in the Jungle!
Welcome to our new “Around the World” Maker Series, where we feature jewelers, model hobbyists, and makers of all types from around the globe. What do they all have in common? They all use Xuron® tools!
Our first featured Maker is Aran Testa, aka Jungle Silversmith. She is a jungle-living metalsmith inspired by nature who lives in Brunei, Borneo. We asked her a few questions in a short interview that we’ll share with you below.
Xuron®’s Latex Temporary Solder Mask — What You Need To Know
Manufacturing printed circuit boards involves (among other things) components and solder.
Components are secured to the PCB, and the boards are then sent to a reflow oven or a wave bath for finished soldering. Areas of the PCB will need to be protected from solder, which is why a solder mask (or, more aptly described, solder resist) is important.
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FAQ: How To Replace Springs & Keep Tools Well Maintained
Recently, we’ve had a few questions from customers asking how to replace springs on their tools and how to keep them (tools) cleaned and well-maintained. I thought I’d share……
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Get the Best Results with the Xuron® TK 3600 Professional Photo-Etch Tool Kit
Are you a scale modeler or model railroader looking for the perfect tool kit to help you get the best results when working with photo-etch parts? Then check out the Xuron® TK 3600 Professional Photo Etch Tool Kit. This kit is designed to simplify and streamline your process, giving you three specialty tools that are capable of trimming PE parts with unmatched precision: the 9180ET Professional Photo-Etch Scissors, the 450 TweezerNose™ Pliers, and the 575 Micro-Bending Pliers.
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