DSPIAE

DSPIAE MT-C Stepless Circle Cutter

Manual tool

Stepless circle-cutting fixture

For cutting small paper circles with a stable base and interchangeable blades; confirm the actual plastic-sheet limit before choosing for styrene.

Adjustment: Stepless cutting diameter
Cutting-diameter range: 1–50 mm, seller description
Body material: Aluminum alloy

$58.00Nov 6, 26, 06:15 PM · New York

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PACKAGE ROLEManual tool

WORKING TASKPaper circle cutting

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DESCRIPTION

Cut adjustable circles rather than trace them

The MT-C is the choice when you need a circular piece, not just a circular mark. Its stepless setting adjusts the cutting diameter from 1 to 50 mm, and the seller describes three different tungsten-steel blades for different paper thicknesses. That is a continuously adjustable cutting system rather than a set of fixed-size punches.

The 95 × 95 × 16 mm aluminum-alloy body is supplied with a non-slip mat and two Allen wrenches. These are useful bench and blade-change details when comparing it with a hand-held punch. Tamiya’s 74122 is the more focused alternative when 2 mm or 3 mm discs in masking tape or plastic plate are the job; its rotating grip and fixed punch bits work differently.

The clear thickness instruction is paper less than 0.4 mm. A shorter feature also mentions plastic and up-to 0.4 mm, without equally clear material-specific limits. Confirm the intended blade and thickness for plastic sheet rather than treating the paper limit as a universal rating. If you only need an engraved circular outline on a model surface, compare the 74150 stencil instead of choosing a disc cutter.

MODEL DETAILS

Specifications & included parts

Details for DSPIAE MT-C Stepless Circle Cutter
Detail	Product details
Adjustment	Stepless cutting diameter
Cutting-diameter range	1–50 mm, seller description
Body material	Aluminum alloy
Body size	95 × 95 × 16 mm
Blades supplied	Three different tungsten-steel blades
Blade-change tools	Two Allen wrenches
Bench accessory	Non-slip mat
Clear material limit	Paper less than 0.4 mm
Model	MT-C / DSP MT-C

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Where this model is useful

Continuously adjustable circles rather than only two fixed punch sizes.
Mat and blade-change wrenches are itemized with the fixture.

Trade-offs to check

Plastic use is mentioned, but a consistent plastic-specific thickness limit is not established.

What to check before choosing

Material and blade

Match the exact blade and permitted sheet thickness; use the less-than 0.4 mm instruction for paper, not as a universal material rating.

Your questions about this product

Should I use this or the Tamiya punch for small discs?

The MT-C offers adjustable 1–50 mm diameter circles. The 74122 supplies 2 mm and 3 mm punch bits and an explicit plastic-plate limit, making it a more specific choice for those small fixed diameters.

Does it replace a circle stencil?

It cuts circular pieces. The 74150 stencil guides circular lines on a surface, a different task when you want to keep the surrounding model part intact.

Can I select it for 0.4 mm plastic sheet?

Confirm that with the exact blade instructions first. The full description clearly limits paper to less than 0.4 mm; plastic appears in a shorter feature without an equally precise material boundary.