@plamomancer

Hey everyone. Just an FYI to clear some things up, this is an excerpt from the full video for removing nubs and sanding. There seems to be confusion, and some people think that I'm saying this the only correct way to do it. Which isn't what I'm saying. To be clear, you can use any tools you can get your hands on.
Any way to remove the part is viable. This is just my way I like to do it, and you don't necessarily need to follow this if you have a method that already works for you. This is just PART REMOVAL. To fully get the parts ready for assembly/painting, you still need to sand/polish the remaining nub plastic to get a nice and smooth surface. If you're a beginner, please go check out my full videos. Thanks.

@moonshadow5513

for the first cut i recommend cutting with the top of the nipper facing towards the part, this will help reduce the amount of stress on the part.

@e1hz997

Nice. I’m just starting out first time before my AC6’s Orbiter, search algorithm brought me to you. You’re just what I needed.

@akiyamato3299

When the God hand single blade nipper worn down, it took the role of double blade nipper, or can just get plamokojo nipper use it to cut the runner with infinite replacements blades

@LordOfel

It might be quicker to directly cut the piece with ~1mm space to the part left. Then cut what's left with two cuts instead. Should save you quite some time. Also using a nano glass file is quite a lot quicker than using a hobby knife, albeit more expensive

@Sjf_35

This is the exact technique I use

@flamestone0945

I use the nail on my thumb. It's a little easier just cause i only do high grades.

@neoputotyra

i am not committed enough to sand parts. always go for double cut or just cut and use the hobby knife to cut the nub off

@tensazero

Ah hell no! I don't use the knife. It will leave a gouge. A needle file is much better at this. In addition, go in back with the cutter and flush cut.

@hwai_fu

2 or 1 cut is the same unless u r a brute. even with godhand. get the thinnest tip regardless of the brand. its the same.

whatever u do u wont get a smooth cut. its still sand and paint.

@BigGoldHelmetGuy

Why are single bladed nippers so expensive

@frontrowattheshitshow8849

Remember: When using your single blade nipper, paying close attention to your angle can allow you to clip off the nub cleanly and completely

@Fatfat6

Or just cut once using the God Hand.

@jimmyju76

So do what everyone else has been doing, got it

@doubble80

i just use a steak knife and a lighter.

@PCKLEZZ

Bro I use nail clippers 😭💔

@Diana-tx2iz

HG Messer

@symbiote1982pk

Premium? Dispae is a cheapo Chinese brand, I use them myself, they're solid but certainly not "premium" lol.

@flyingcockroach7813

Umm thats literally how people do
Its not saving time whatsover