PVC foam board
Signs, display pieces and lightweight mockups.
SonicCutter · Portable cutting knife
Small cuts.
Big ideas.
For the model parts, light materials and little adjustments that make a project yours.
Light craft materials. Careful bench work.
Start with the material.Explore the tool
Material matters
A small tool.
A useful range.
Choose light craft stock, check the surface and try an offcut before committing to your finished piece.
Plastic sheet
Small shapes, light shells and careful edge adjustments.
Model parts
Sprues, gates and detail cleanup on suitable plastic or resin.
Paperboard
Templates, prototypes and the next idea on your cutting mat.
The little things
are the whole thing.
A leftover gate. An awkward corner. The edge you want to tidy before the next part goes on.
Keep the part.
Refine the edge.
Support the piece, keep the blade clear of your hands and work in small passes. Let the material guide the pace.
Plan your first cutMeet the tool
A focused shape.
A familiar grip.
Black handheld body
A slim black housing and a control button keep the form simple. Refit the protective cap after the tool is switched off and the blade is safe to store.
Before the first cut
Set up.
Test. Then trim.
Good preparation gives a small cutting tool a clear job.
Make space.
Use a stable bench and suitable cutting surface. Support the material so it cannot shift.
Try an offcut.
Check how your particular material responds before touching the final part.
Work a little at a time.
Take controlled passes and stop if the blade binds or the material reacts unexpectedly.
On the bench
The tool.
The supporting cast.
The cutting handle and the essentials for setup, blade changes and storage.
- Cutting handle
- Black body and protective cap.
- Blade set
- Replacement cutting blades for detail work.
- Power adapter
- 30W adapter for the cutting handle.
- Small essentials
- Storage case, lanyard, hex key and blade screws.
Care for the edge
A fresh blade.
A considered change.
Check the blade before work. If it is damaged or no longer suitable for the task, stop and replace it using the tool’s instructions.
Switch off and disconnect power before handling or changing a blade. Keep used blades safely contained.
Know the limits.
Enjoy the making.
SonicCutter belongs on a model or craft bench. Match the tool to the job before you begin.
Keep it light.
- Suitable plastic and resin model parts
- PVC foam board and light sheet stock
- Paperboard, templates and small prototypes
- Detail trimming after a scrap test
Choose another tool.
- Metal, glass or stone
- Thick structural material
- Sawing or grinding work
- Industrial cutting jobs
A few useful answers
Before you
clear the bench.
Have a particular material or project in mind? Ask before ordering.
support@soniccutter.comWhat kind of work is it for?
Light craft and model trimming, including suitable plastic sheet, PVC foam board, model gates, sprues and paperboard.
Do I need to test my material?
Yes. Thickness, finish and material composition vary. Start with an offcut and check the result before working on a finished project.
Can it cut metal or thick stock?
No. Choose equipment intended for metal, glass, stone, thick structural stock or industrial work.
How do I order?
Use a purchase button or product image to add SonicCutter to your cart, then review the order and shipping details through the store’s checkout.