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The Hanboost C1 is a cordless ultrasonic cutting tool that drives its blade at 40,000 vibrations per second from a built-in battery. It weighs about 205 grams, has a metal body, a built-in light and three power modes, and ships with 24 replaceable blades. That makes it a portable alternative to plug-in ultrasonic cutters, which are usually tethered to a power unit. It suits hobbyists cutting 3D printed models, soap, foam board, leather and thin plastics, but it is not a substitute for a saw or a heavy-duty craft knife on thick or hard stock.
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The Hanboost C1 is a cordless ultrasonic cutter with a built-in battery. It vibrates the blade 40,000 times per second to cut 3D printed models, soap, PVC, plastic, wood and foam board. It can also be used to remove 3D print supports and refine fine details.
The body is metal and the tool weighs 205 g. It has three power modes, so you can use a lower setting for delicate work or a higher one for tougher materials. A built-in LED light illuminates the work area. Auto frequency tracking adjusts the ultrasonic output to the cutting load in real time, which keeps the blade in resonance.
To prevent accidental starts, the cutter powers on with a 2-second long press. It shuts off automatically after 5 minutes of inactivity. The 3000mAh battery charges over Type-C and runs for 3 to 5 hours of continuous use. If cutting is weak, charge the battery above 20%, make sure the locking ring holds the blade tightly, and support soft materials on a cutting mat or firm surface. Switching to level 3 and waiting about 10 seconds lets the blade reach full vibration.
