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Brilliant!

I love building and modeling but my arthritis is getting worse every year. Something like this can help.

Got my first glued model 2 months ago (Jagpanther 1:72) but didnt paint it and will try in the future since I plan on getting a E-25 1/35 and thats the one I want to paint first. Thank you for the guide.

Great video, thank you

Very cool, though 99% of the time I think a simple exacto for the fine stuff, and a pair of good nippers for the heavy stuff will do the job. There are definitely some touch areas that are thick I would like to precisely saw, and those would be good with this tool. But not worth the 400 pound price for just that

Awesome!! What rust brand is good to buy ?

the handle is too thick, would not buy it.

Proxxon is like Vevor for rich people.

Cool device! No mention of it anywhere in the US store. I guess we’ll have to wait.

Luxemburg is a country. It borders on germany.

Would this be good for cutting door or hatch panels out of models?

Is it possible to machine on a mini table top metal lathe, my own 1/35 tank barrels? Ammo shells etc.

I contacted Proxxon US sales and they told me the Microsonic cutter would be available by the end of the year. (115 v)

Joke price, sorry. I have both the Proxxon mini table saw and their foam cutting machine, but I think I'll stick to a good knife for stuff like this.

LoL ..He lost me at 400€.

Wow I had no idea the salt technique was a thing, this can save so much time

Nah, I'll wait until Aldi do one for £12.95.

This is 20 + year old technology. This is a modified tool from the dental industry. Tech takes way too long to get into an affordable, practical, consumer applicational product !

The most that tool should cost is $150.00 USD. Anything more will demand competition !

The blade changing mechanism is from the dark ages ! They could learn a lot from Fein Tools ! Their blades change out with a captivated lever. No external tool that needs to be located as an accessory !

Would love to have one, but the only thing holding me back is the price. Hopefully these sonic cutters will drop in price as they get more mainstream. Also I shudder to think what kind of damage it would do to your finger if you slip!

I looked into something like it a few years ago after I saw a demo cutting cake but that machine was far to big for modelling and around €7000, glad its scaled down and much cheaper now, but I still doubt I would be getting one for €400 maybe if it drops to €100-200

I'd be afraid that I'd accidentally hit myself with the blade and open myself up badly.

Seems pricey; more than my Bambu A1's. But I'll keep an eye out for it as I would like to try one.

I would like to buy Proxxon tools, but having something sitting on my bench painted goose-sh*t green and yellow just looks bad.

😩 Really,...Luxembourg,...If you are so giddy about Proxxon, at least check your Europe map beforehand.

Brudder i stuck an ultrasonic transducer under a steel utensil with a jb weld and stuck it's driver in a green bucket, now it's a high precision tool known as a ultrasonic bath.

GR8T commercial. Thanks. You RoCk!

If ever there was a need to "try before you buy", this is it. I'm a total sucker for new tools and I'd love to give one of these an outing. I can certainly see its advantages and some applications, but my gut reaction on seeing it in action is that it would be too clumsy for most of what I do, and I think I'd soon find myself reaching for my Swann-Morton scalpels again.

It's sonic. That should tell you everything you need to know. Like a sonic screwdriver. Proxxon gives you something reliable, which is very much not a guarantee in todays world. Most devices that purportedly do the same as this are just a variation of the old wobble engraver. I have not tried this tool yet, but I definitely will.

Luxembourg is NOT in Germany. Get your act together.

Time is money. So is ease of use. I finally purchased a $400 track saw. I’d had a circular saw for years, with some jigs I could get it to do most things the track saw does. But the speed and ease the track saw offers is a complete game changer for me. I wouldn’t have a need for this tool, but my daughter who works with miniatures might have a use for it someday. It’s a lot of money, but if it really speeds up your work flow, makes it more enjoyable, and it’s a hobby you you’ve already spent hundreds of hours with and plan to spend hundreds more - then the price tag can be worth it.

can be use with pp and pc or nylon?

"high-end tool manufacturer Proxxon" - what a joke. Only high-end thing on proxxon is their green paint.

You mention it's expensive. It is. However, I have had a couple of Proxxon bench tools now for over 12 years in constant use for modelling and small woodwork projects. Still going strong. I have had no issues whatsoever. The bench saw is even still on it's first blade. I can't fault them as far as my experience is concerned. I wonder how many of the less expensive alternatives last that long in constant use. Looks like a handy product for working with resin and styrene.

I have a sonic cutter and it looks very much like this. The issue I have with it, is it's bulky. If you have a larger print and you need to reach certain areas this won't work. The blade does not stick out far enough to reach. Also, if you have supports on inboard flat surfaces this won't work very well. There needs to be an extended chisel style blade to reach areas where this could really shine.

Can you measure the absolute accuracy? (e.g. runout, minimum cut width). There's no specs at all on the proxxon website.

Seems to me like the product "wonder cutter", that I have been using for years. So now Proxxon is bringing one out too - what's so special about it?

Sir, can you use the sonic cutter for polishing metal?

Intresting , not seen that before. Thank you Sir :)

Doesn't appear to be available in the US right now...can'r find it in catalog.

My father was a master craftsman in wood, and he made some incredible pieces, marquetry, etc. He would never think of using a power tool for anything. He never owned any tools that needed electricity. It's such a pity that nearly everyone these days, wants to save themselves time and effort, which to me defeats the object of the pleasure of producing something purely on your level of skill. I do like the tool though.

For that price point, I would expect a silicone cable from the base to the tool for better flexibility

I think its great concept even at it price. As people get older its hard to enjoy hobbies these kinds of gizmos must really help hand fatigue on big projects.

so they copied the micro-mark “wondercutter” tool

$250 bucks, CRAZY!

Not having to apply finger force will save many delicate and brittle parts from damage. I was skeptical when read about it, but seeing it in action is helpful. Good video.

They got this idea from this old Tony who built one a few years ago

It sounds very similar to a workshop multi tool - albeit scaled down. 5:15: I suspect the residents of Luxembourg would not like to be told that they live in Germany? :)

What a scam for an overpriced piece of junk.