Looking For One Of These Tools

[oldcarfan]

I came across this in a Reel from a diorama maker. I would like to know the name of it, and if anyone has used one and if they work on styrene strip. If so, I'd like to get one.

[rattle can man]

From a big box hardware place, the description says it will cut PVC and other molding materials. Since it is a chopping type of tool, not a saw, I presume it would crush tubing but work for solid stock.

[Dave Van]

Micro Mark had them at one time.....

[Chris V]

Unless you have to cut very thick plastic profiles, I’d recommend getting a cutting station instead. Albeit significantly pricier, some cutting stations (like those from DSPIAE) have adjustable angle guides for precise and consistent cuts.

[Papaof2]

Amazon has them

[peteski]

Just like with any chopping tool, there is a chance on thicker cuts that the cut will not be perpendicular to the top/bottom surfaces of the part being cut.

[Swamp Dog]

i have one and it works great on flat & square stock. not good for round tubing..its called a Miter Shear and i got mine from Amazon...  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SFTHVBV?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title  ......   

[rattle can man]

Home Depot website lists them. They list them as moulding shears.

Edited April 19 by rattle can man
added nomenclature

[Bill Anderson]

I've found a modeler's mitre box (Micromart) works quite well for many cuts.