When you are working underfill glue off a motherboard or trying to lift a CPU without lifting the pads with it, the blade profile you grab matters more than the brand name on the handle, and the 2UUL DA61 Hand Finish SEXY Blade Set is built around that reality by giving you four dedicated blade shapes on a single reusable handle instead of one generic edge that forces you to compromise on every step. Model S II handles the CPU and NAND flash separation stage, giving you a controlled lift that keeps pad damage risk low when you separate a chip that needs reballing or replacement. Model E II is shaped for prying CPU, SDRAM, and other Flash-class ICs during motherboard rework, so you get a stable angle on components that sit tight against the board without gouging the solder mask around them. Model X II focuses on side glue removal around ICs, the kind of stubborn edge adhesive that slows down every board-level job when your blade cannot get underneath it cleanly. Model Y II is built to cut through black underfill glue without cutting into the board itself, which matters most on high-density boards where one slip turns a glue removal job into a trace repair job. You get all four profiles packed with one handle, so your bench stays organized and you are not hunting for the right blade mid-repair. The handle itself goes through a sandblasting process that gives the alloy surface a fine, frosted texture, and it is finished with an electrochemical oxide coloring step that leaves a durable colored layer on the metal rather than a sprayed-on coating that wears off with grip pressure. The cutting edges are not machine-stamped and left as-is; a technician with more than ten years of hands-on repair experience finishes each blade by hand, polishing and sharpening it to hold a smoother, sharper edge through repeated use and repeated grinding. That hand-finishing step is what separates this from a mass-stamped blade set: you feel less drag when you slide a blade under a chip, and the edge holds its sharpness longer before you need to touch it up. On the bench, this set fits directly into your dead phone and board-repair workflow. You use Model S II and E II during chip-level fault isolation when a board is dead after flash or stuck on a boot loop tied to a suspect IC, lifting the component cleanly enough to test or replace it without collateral pad damage. You use Model X II and Y II during board cleaning and prep work, clearing old underfill and edge glue before you reflow, rebuild, or reball a chip site. Because the blades are interchangeable on one handle, you are not managing four separate tools with four separate grips, which keeps your motion consistent across a repair and reduces the chance of picking up the wrong edge under pressure. This is a board-level, chip-level tool rather than a screen or frame tool, so it fits your IC repair process, your PCB repair process, and your rework process rather than assembly or disassembly stages. For a repair shop running through multiple boards a day, having one hand-finished handle with four purpose-built blades cuts down tool-switching time and gives you a consistent edge quality across CPU separation, IC prying, and glue removal work, which is exactly where this set earns its place on a professional GSM repair bench.
