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Anyone know where I can find this cutter blade in a European website shop? The link is from a US website shop and the shipping fee is very expensive. Thank you!

http://www.micromark.com/no-13-blades-p ... ,6791.html

Maybe one of these? Or given the reference numbers, you can try to locate a nearer shop with web search.
http://www.shop.battlefield-berlin.de/? ... oup=110170&
http://www.hobbiesguinea.es/en/cutting- ... -1-pc.html
http://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/aca ... lades.html

You can also try bigger saws, if the part allows.
http://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/aca ... -saws.html
All types should be in avaliable in miniature shops (trains, boats, etc).

Good choice of tool, great for conversions, remember to use oil or soap, and it will work slowly but accurately.

Steam Ball wrote:Maybe one of these? Or given the reference numbers, you can try to locate a nearer shop with web search.
http://www.shop.battlefield-berlin.de/? ... oup=110170&
http://www.hobbiesguinea.es/en/cutting- ... -1-pc.html
http://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/aca ... lades.html

You can also try bigger saws, if the part allows.
http://www.cornwallmodelboats.co.uk/aca ... -saws.html
All types should be in avaliable in miniature shops (trains, boats, etc).

Good choice of tool, great for conversions, remember to use oil or soap, and it will work slowly but accurately.

Thank you! One of the first three are perfect!

Yes, I like that tool. I had one but I lost it and didn't find where to buy it again. I need cut in half some models that someone used glue in them like the end of the world

How thin are the cuts made with those? I used a jewellers saw so far because of the fairly thin cuts it gives me.

Very thin, one of the shops says 0.6 mm thick (effective cut or blade thickness? no idea, the one I have is ~0.3mm thick, so it will remove at least that, never measured "before-after"), but always flat. The biggest advantage is that it's small and doesn't break as much as those "hairs with teeth". It's just another tool in the toolbox.

Thinner cuts are always interesting Might look into these blades