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The Bonvoisin MC-01 is a handheld ultrasonic cutter that drives a blade at about 40,000 vibrations per second with 30W of output. That high-frequency motion slices plastic, acrylic, carbon fiber sheet, thin wood, thin circuit boards and 3D printed models with light pressure, so your wrist and fingers do less work than with a conventional knife. It weighs about 120 grams, needs no stand, and runs from a wall outlet or a power bank rated above 30W; there is no internal battery. Two modes trade control for speed. It suits modelers, prop makers and DIY fabricators cutting thin sheet stock; it is not a substitute for a saw or a heavy-duty cutter on thick material, and the consumable blades are the running cost to weigh against the tool's flexibility.
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The Bonvoisin MC-01 is a handheld ultrasonic cutter. Its blade vibrates up to 40,000 times per second, and it has an output power of 30 watts. This lets it cut through materials with little force, which helps reduce wrist pain and finger soreness.
It weighs 120 grams and needs no stand. It cuts plastic, acrylic, thin circuit boards, carbon fiber boards, thin wood and 3D printed models.
It has two modes. Normal mode (green light) suits thin objects and gives better control at a lower frequency. High mode (yellow light) suits slightly thicker objects and cuts faster at a higher frequency.
