Lowe's has
Kobalt 8" Stainless Steel Molded Grip Scissors (57373) on sale for
$6.98. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders $35+ for MyLowe's Rewards Members (
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About this Item:
- Drop forge heavy duty steel blade
- Full length steel tang extends into handle
- Use to cut a variety of materials from paper, fabric, canvas, rubber, leather and even steel sheets up to 0.8mm thick
- Spring loaded mechanism
- Lifetime warranty
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I bought a couple pairs of these last spring and I've used them extensively. Best use so far for me has been while installing a new shingle roof. I used these to trim the synthetic underlayment, steel rain drip edges, asphalt starter strip and to trim the shingles for a nice straight clean edge. After all that they can still make a smooth cut in 20# paper.
My only complaint is with the latch that's supposed to hold them in the closed position. It didn't really latch well, but I fixed that with about 2 minutes and a file.
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I bought a couple pairs of these last spring and I've used them extensively. Best use so far for me has been while installing a new shingle roof. I used these to trim the synthetic underlayment, steel rain drip edges, asphalt starter strip and to trim the shingles for a nice straight clean edge. After all that they can still make a smooth cut in 20# paper.
My only complaint is with the latch that's supposed to hold them in the closed position. It didn't really latch well, but I fixed that with about 2 minutes and a file.
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I bought a couple pairs of these last spring and I've used them extensively. Best use so far for me has been while installing a new shingle roof. I used these to trim the synthetic underlayment, steel rain drip edges, asphalt starter strip and to trim the shingles for a nice straight clean edge. After all that they can still make a smooth cut in 20# paper.
My only complaint is with the latch that's supposed to hold them in the closed position. It didn't really latch well, but I fixed that with about 2 minutes and a file.
Nice and smooth operation, good fit/finish, stout feeling full-tang handles. I didn't need to file the locking latch on mine to get them to latch, but I might anyway just to get them to engage more fully with less squeeze pressure on the handles.
Ready to throw a Fiskars pair in the trash because they're the opposite of these - tight/rough operation, imperfections in the blade causing unwanted 'catching', mostly plastic handles that aren't 'full-tang', and a horrible design that has a nasty pinch point right near the pivot that can easily pinch the base of your index finger really badly. Talking about these - don't ever buy these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N6NIVPG
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