Additionally, Walmart has 3-Piece Hyper Tough Aviation Snip / Nippers Set w/ Cushion Grips (TU90706J) for $11.44. Select store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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Additionally, Walmart has 3-Piece Hyper Tough Aviation Snip / Nippers Set w/ Cushion Grips (TU90706J) for $11.44. Select store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
I suggest staying away from the 'wezsnip' scissors. They're in a weird spot of being too unwieldy compared to normal utility shears (no loop handles) and not enough leverage compared to electrican's shears. Spring is in a crap location, too.
Saw a deal on a highly-rated snip tool and wanted to share:
About this item:
-Cuts straight and slight curves with yellow handles for quick identification
-Ergonomic, single handed latch operation for left or right handed use
-Precision cast molybdenum blades with conk ground edges and serrations for cutting low carbon, cold rolled 18 gauge steel
-Blade serrations spread cutting force across jaws improving cut quality and tool life
-Superior Design prevents tears at end of cuts by controlling blade bypass and minimizes folding and burrs
-Free float design on the pivot bolt provides longer life
Spring action for fast, effortless feed
-Handles have built in stops providing consistent operation and blade opening
-Ergonomic, single material non slip handle grips provide excellent control and easy cleaning with built in hang hole for convenient storage
I've had these Wiss snips for over a decade and they get constant use. Pretty much never for tin/aluminum but more for anything that is a pita to cut with scissors or a blade. Like a couple of the above posters said, it's my go to for plastic packaging.
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I suggest staying away from the 'wezsnip' scissors. They're in a weird spot of being too unwieldy compared to normal utility shears (no loop handles) and not enough leverage compared to electrican's shears. Spring is in a crap location, too.
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About this item:
-Cuts straight and slight curves with yellow handles for quick identification
-Ergonomic, single handed latch operation for left or right handed use
-Precision cast molybdenum blades with conk ground edges and serrations for cutting low carbon, cold rolled 18 gauge steel
-Blade serrations spread cutting force across jaws improving cut quality and tool life
-Superior Design prevents tears at end of cuts by controlling blade bypass and minimizes folding and burrs
-Free float design on the pivot bolt provides longer life
Spring action for fast, effortless feed
-Handles have built in stops providing consistent operation and blade opening
-Ergonomic, single material non slip handle grips provide excellent control and easy cleaning with built in hang hole for convenient storage
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Completely justifiable if you're a "Professional Homeower"
I did have to break out my cutoff wheel for a simple cut of some metal binding material the other week. This would have made it a 5sec cut.
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