The Maker Speaks
Ultimate Nipper
Good Tools Make You What?
Good Tools Make You What?
Hello, everyone. Now, we need tools for completing models, don't we? Usually, men are most of those who love to build models. And men tend to like to have good tools. So I believe that "Ultimate Nipper" by God Hand Inc. in Niigata are produced just for the men.
Don't take it wrong, but I am not here to recommend the haughty one.
First, I am telling you what it is. God Hand was established in 2010, they got to launch the special nippers produced by the artisans in 2011. The high-duty steel was, by the way, by Kobe Steel. You have to pay more than usual ones, therefore.
What's wrong on the nippers?
I am deeply difficult to agree with the name and their attitude. If the nippers were truly "ultimate," they don't progress any more. However, they say they have kept improving the nippers. That makes their early ones not "ultimate!"
Words often prescribe our reality. It means that they started from the goal. I don't mean that they are liars, but don't agree with their impetuousness on the words.
Moreover, they stopped their after-sale sharpening service. The nippers are expensive but some might have bought for the service. Time-related deterioration must go on every nipper, everything. If the artisans sharpen, however, we could keep using so long. Some users must believed so and got the ones.
They probably got the reason to stop the service. But I cannot be with the company who betrays the customers.
"Ultimate Nipper" must surely be good. A bad workman always blames his tools, said a proverb. Would you like to use the "ultimate" tool which might make you stay poor?
Don't take it wrong, but I am not here to recommend the haughty one.
First, I am telling you what it is. God Hand was established in 2010, they got to launch the special nippers produced by the artisans in 2011. The high-duty steel was, by the way, by Kobe Steel. You have to pay more than usual ones, therefore.
What's wrong on the nippers?
I am deeply difficult to agree with the name and their attitude. If the nippers were truly "ultimate," they don't progress any more. However, they say they have kept improving the nippers. That makes their early ones not "ultimate!"
Words often prescribe our reality. It means that they started from the goal. I don't mean that they are liars, but don't agree with their impetuousness on the words.
Moreover, they stopped their after-sale sharpening service. The nippers are expensive but some might have bought for the service. Time-related deterioration must go on every nipper, everything. If the artisans sharpen, however, we could keep using so long. Some users must believed so and got the ones.
They probably got the reason to stop the service. But I cannot be with the company who betrays the customers.
"Ultimate Nipper" must surely be good. A bad workman always blames his tools, said a proverb. Would you like to use the "ultimate" tool which might make you stay poor?
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