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Does anyone know where I could buy a too like this in Europe?
I tried ordering it from their site but they dont take Paypal and I dont own a credit card (and cant get one) so does anyone know where I could get one of these tools in the EU?

http://www.micromark.com/SEAM-SCRAPER,7547.html

I hate mould line removal, I litterally spend hours upon hours scraping them off with my x-acto knife.

Cant find any tools like this at all in the EU, so anyone know of a store that sells something like this in the EU?

Is that thing actually any better than scraping w/ a razor blade?

scrape the model with the back (dull end) of your razer. It should give you the exact same effect as this tool. Save your money. I doubt you'll notice a difference once you get this tool.

would the clippers used for taking the plastic parts from the sprue not do the same job??

johnscott10 wrote:would the clippers used for taking the plastic parts from the sprue not do the same job??

God no, that would be very awkward.

I agree with the first two posters. Save your money and buy something cool instead. That thing just looks like a glorified x-acto blade. I don't think it would be a time saver. Unfortunately mold line removal is the one part of this hobby that sucks and takes time to do properly.

Search dude I just made a thread here: http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/309195.page