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Cutting tools, the curated range for clean trims and tidy mod work at ZedLabz. Browse cutting tools by job Screwdrivers and bits , tri-wing, Phillips, Gamebit Prying and opening tools , spudgers and pry blades Gripping tools , tweezers and helping hands Soldering , irons, tips, solder, flux All repair tools Flush side cutters for trimming component leads after soldering, wire strippers for 20-30 AWG mod wire, and titanium-coated step drills and precision mini hand drills for cutting USB-C, audio out and button holes through replacement shells. The ZedLabz cutting range covers the routine modder jobs: clean lead trims, neat solder joints with no overhang, and tidy shell holes for USB-C charging and 3.5mm audio mods. Quick picks by skill level Easy entry point: a pair of flush side cutters, typically the most-reached-for cutter in any modder's kit, for trimming through-hole component legs flat to the board. The crowd favorite: flush cutters plus a 20-30 AWG wire stripper, the two-tool combo for fitting USB-C boards, audio amps and battery mods. The pro choice: flush cutters, wire strippers, precision mini hand drill (0.5-3mm bits) and a titanium step drill (3-13mm) for cutting USB-C and audio port holes through replacement shells. The cutting tool ladder Flush side cutters : for trimming soldered leads flush to the board. Buy modder-grade, not generic; cheap cutters typically chew the lead instead of clipping cleanly. Wire strippers : for 20-30 AWG mod wire and battery leads. The notched 20-30 AWG range covers most mod wire gauges in console work. Precision mini hand drill : 0.5-3mm bits for drilling small port holes by hand, no power tool needed. Step drill bit : 3-13mm titanium-coated cone for cutting USB-C and audio out holes through ABS shells. Use slow, steady pressure to reduce the risk of melting plastic. Hobby blade : final shell-edge cleanup after drilling, plus delicate trace cuts on advanced bivert mods. Worldwide delivery with tracking on every order. Rela