The name RASER is derived from combining the two words GATE + ERASER. It's a new concept of sanding tools that leaves no scratches when removing gate-marks.
- With 400 grit force, RASER v1.5 can easily remove thick gate-marks to produce a clean surface without any scratches. Evolutionary super-nano technology provides a strong 400 grit force incomparable to any other similar products.
- Specialized tool for nub mark removal with Super-Nano Technology
- Leaves no scratches, which shortens sanding process
- Convenient use on the narrow surface and small parts
- Highly durable structure enables semi-permanent use
- Handcrafted smooth edge processing makes it safe and easy to use by users of all ages.
- The reusable storage case is convenient for keeping various tools
IMPORTANT:
- Residues stuck on the RASER ORIGIN surface can decrease performance. After use, wipe with water or masking tape to remove any residue. If cleaning with water, dry completely before using.
- RASER ORIGIN made of tempered glass will not break during normal use. However, it may be damaged by external impact or falling. Always store in the storage case when not in use.
- RASER ORIGIN is only used for plastics.
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Do you know if this is the 1.0 or the 1.5?
Answer
Likely the 1.5, as we believe they are only producing the updated version from here on out.
May 16, 2023
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Would sanding plastic cement with the Raser damage it in any way?
Answer
Plastic cement should not be leaving any residue during use. It’s a solvent that melts and bonds the plastic as it cures. You are left with plastic in the end. If using CA glue, it may not produce the same cutting power and finish as plastics.
August 5, 2023
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Is there a lifespan to this product? How long should I expect this to perform properly? Ive had this product for a couple of years now and I feel like its not the same, I used it on every kit i built but i find my self using it less and less. does this degrade?
Answer
As with every other tool, yes, it will age and experience decreased performance. How long it remains in acceptable performance will depend on proper usage and maintenance.
February 5, 2025
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Why does it say that "raser" comes from "combining" gate & eraser, when it's just an abbreviated version of eraser alone?
Answer
I have been informed that the answer to my question likely involves the kanji: I think that they are referring to the Kanji, which if you take the katakana for "Gate" and "Eraser" ("Raisei" and "Erasua" respectively), and combine them, could end up with "Raiserua".
February 6, 2023
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What would be the best way to clean the Raser Origin?
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Masking tape or water
April 24, 2024
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