looks alot like GW's new knife. interesting design.

Yes, i need this.

Great idea! I have also been pondering about this problem. Accuracy of tiny quantities is a challenge and this device will solve that like a boss. But there is another issue, that comes with tiny quantities, namely the proportional large waste of matter. Particularly with the thicker types of materials, since there will be a relatively big portion of the paint left on the inside of the tool used. Tamiya paint does not come in large, cheap buckets so I try to make the most of it. Additionally, the material left in the pipette (or whatever you use) diminishes the accuracy you're looking for which is a bummer when you want dead on accurate measures. One method I have used to counter this is to divide the paint dose into two or more measures and alternate paint and thinner when adding it to the mix. This way I get most of the paint into the mix as the thinner will clean out most of the paint matter with each measure. There will be less cleaning to do at the end as well so this way you save both paint and thinner

Uhmm... uh.. uhmmm... uh... uhmmm.. YOUR UHHHMMMMMS ARE SO DISTRACTING FROM WHAT YOURE TRYING TO DO. You should do better. Uhhhmm... so I hope .. uhmm... uhmm.. BAD... HORRIBLE

I'm sure you know by now that the Mobius trigger is quite soft, even at it's stiffest setting. When you get everything dialed in she's a great brush, but you already own one of the best detail brushes in existence.

I have the older version. Its great. The new one look nice and seems to have a little bit more improved about it.

Slice ceramic blades work better with both carbon and glass filled filaments and are generally safer.

Just ordered one for ~45 € including freight and taxes.

Sound?

Can I fit a pen or pencil as I mark on very grainy wood and need to see the lines

You never said the most important thing THE PRICE.?

Seriously, you can clean the cut, hold it together, and super glue it. Super glue was originally designed for surgical use to close cuts and wounds without stitching. By the time it naturally wears away the cut should be healed and it will protect it from germs while it heals.

I was wondering if or when you would notice the cut, thats how i know when a blade is sharp... I tend not to notice the wound until i see the blood. 😅

Wish i waited to buy this as i bought it from a store a few months back before i knew about your store... no locator, now i can see it being useful as it took me 3 attempts to get the right size circle. i have been thinking over the past few months when using it... either my eyes, the circle cutter or my ruler is out 🤣

Bonjour combien coûte ce modèle? Et ou l avez vous acheter? Merci

Looks like it has already got your finger.😂

Very happy with this tool so far. Highly recommend it and Tyrell models as a whole.

The cover for the scraper is a good idea because l imagine after a while the plastic/rubber ones will become lose and not fit properly.

It looked to me like it drew up more paint than water into the pipette, So had to go and see how these work lol, and after looking at this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h62IZ5xh0Nuvmps.html It may be because of the angle you drew it at not being vertical. Just my OCD observation.

I polished 3 separate pieces and 2/3 had the polish like cake on....I had a clear coat on all of them before hand..know why by chance?

Drimels tools come to mind.

Interesting. Does it dry clear? How easy is it to remove once dried? Btw volume is very low - hard to hear even with PC speakers on full

what is the third knob for ?

The tool comes with its own storage box. Here’s an idea why not keep them in the storage box that comes with it?

That's a brilliant idea!

I bought an extra 3 sets of sanding heads with my sanding tool and went a similar route, but slightly different- from The Range, I bought a Saber storage box, which has removable dividers in it. I put the same shaped heads together with the four different grits- once I know which shape of head I need, it's easy to work through the grits. The box, which cost less than a tenner, has space for the sander, its charging cable, the eight different sanding heads and a couple of very fine sanding sponges, and there's enough space for a tin of UV filler (fantastic stuff!) and the DSPIAE UV light as well. This suits my needs very well as I don't have the space for a proper desk, and can leave the box in a stack with other collections of stuff, to be extracted as and when it's needed.

OMG do you speak English???? Slow down a little. Stop saying Ummm. Cool product though might get one.

Not worth the price

Love this

Omg I'd have had that polished perfect in 10s with a dremmal and some fabric polishing tips for polishing metal, no scratch markers no matter the grit no matter the pressure! I'll never go back to using gimmicky stuff like this, there all just repurposed appliances like the sanding pen was designed as an engraver.. It's the same with the Mr hobby sander it's literally a cheap toothbrush!! 😆

It’s also very handy for adding flat spots to aircraft tyres.

I'm experimenting with Paint Rulers for masking fluid at the minute, look them up. Good luck.

I'm loving their products. I recently bought their reciprocating pen sander and their rotary one. I'd quite like this too. The one thing I do wish they would change is I wish they would do velcro backed sandpaper so then we can easily switch out different levels of grit with out having to throw away once peeled off. Other than that they are awesome

Congratulations

I bought one and I'm very pleased with it. I also bought an additional 3 sets of sanding heads. With different grades of sandpaper on each set, I can go through 180, 400, 800 and1000 grits by swapping heads rather than fiddling about changing the sandpaper, which is a lot less faff and much quicker.

WOW !!!! Thanks for sharing this great show.

Wow how much!?

This looks quite useful!

do you have to top coat before polishing?

Do you think you can cut a liquid mask with it for radio control bodies

Thanks for the upload seems worth its value.

I bought the Dspiae ES-P drill/polisher direct from Dspiae without realising Tyrell sold it. I then bought the attachments from Tyrell and will be buying the Sanding pen from them. The Dspiae tools are exquisitely made including their attachments and fittings. The ES-P tool is a revelation and I have now dumped a great pile of cutting & sanding tools, and my Dremel. I should point out that I can still use my Dremel tools in my ES-P using the Tyrell supplied Dspiae chuck.👍🏍🤩

awesome dave Jeff from the U.S

Thanks, looks like a great item. I bought the David Union pen sander and am very pleased. It is quiet, light, ergonomic and is very handy.

Hi Dave, this looks like an exciting new product. How about different radius curved shoes, both convex and concave? I find the grit comes off the Albion Alloys cylinder sticks pretty quickly, leaving a pointy piece of plastic. With a curved or cylindrical shoe and self adhesive abrasive, this would be a problem solved.

How should i use it? To my Body or away from it. The knive ist triangular so one Side with Sharp end should use for the scribing Line. Or is it Not important? I have better results if i Scribe away from me, but there is No information about it... Greetings from Germany

Excellent piece of kit, I love it.

Mufled Sound?

Great video! I'm thinking about grabbing this tool. One question for you: if you slide the guide off the measurement rail, can the black section be used like at square? I've seen a competing product (that doesn't like a premium) but has the ability to become a t square. Multi use tools are a bit more attractive. Thanks!

Thank you for this review, great video. I bought this arch last week and I love it. I used 3 lamps before ( left, right and from above), but this arch gives me a much better illumination. It´s much more even and I can see more details than before. I use it when I sculpt and paint figures in clay. Really incredible.