I think the pink thin block is for sharpening the tip when it gets blunt already.
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Hasegawa trytool modelling chisel 4
Hello guys, I just bought this tool today, I got it for roughly 20 US dollars...I was looking for this tool way back in HK last year ( 2008 ), but to no avail. I figured I could do fatter indentations along panel lines with this tool. I have yet to use it of course, but will definitely try it on my next project.
I think the pink thin block is for sharpening the tip when it gets blunt already.
I think the pink thin block is for sharpening the tip when it gets blunt already.
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