Mr.Hobby GT-70 Rivet Marking, 0.25, 0.45 and 0.60 Micron Tip Rivet Making Blade (MHGT070)

Contents

• 1 Rivet Making Knife

Features

• Rivet Leave Effect: When you press the tip while rotating, it leaves a sharp and evenly round rivet head on the plastic surface. Light pressure is enough
• 3 Tip Options: Includes three different tips with diameters of 0.25mm / 0.45mm / 0.60mm. These bits can be easily replaced with the included Allen key
• Easy Identification with Tip Length Difference: Since each tip is designed in different lengths (29–31mm), it offers quick recognition and ease of use
• Material & Weight: The body is a plastic-metal mixture, the tips are hardened metal. Total weight is about 60g
• Application Phases: Tip, not erasing or cutting; As it is pressed, it creates round pits. This provides a machine-independent, manual effect
• Comprehensive Scale Compatibility: It can leave small rivet marks on 1/72 models and suitable on 1/48 and 1/32 scales. It might be a little big at 1/72
• Purpose of Use: Specially developed to make realistic rivet details on models such as aircraft, tanks and armored vehicles.
• History: A product of the G-Tool series, released in 2010, it has long been popular in the modeling world

Mr. Rivet Marking, airplane, tank model etc. It is a tool that imitates the rivets on it. The bit rotates when you press it against the main body, so you can create sharp, smooth and round rivets without having to press hard. Tip diameter is available in three sizes: 0.25φ, 0.45φ and 0.60φ. It comes with three types of products and can be easily changed with a wrench. You can use kits of various scales with a single tool.

Set content
● Rivet marking body
● 0.25φ tip tool (length 29 mm)
● 0.45φ tip tool (length 30 mm)
● 0.60φ bit tool (length 31 mm)
● Wrench for changing end tools
* The lengths of the end tools have been changed to make them easier to identify.

Attention
* Do not use on any product other than plastic products.
* Since the molding condition will vary depending on the hardness of the plastic, try the riveting on the rail or the back of the part to check the optimum pressing force before riveting.