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Introducing the 9.5" Recoil Scissors and Mini Recoil Snips Bundle by Tim Holtz and Tonic Studios. This dynamic duo is a must-have for all craft lovers! With titanium-coated, rust-resistant blades, you can expect clean cuts every time. The double-beveled, non-serrated edges provide precise control, while the comfortable grip handles ensure hours of crafting comfort. Plus, with two easy-change springs included for each, you can customize the tension to suit your grip perfectly. Whether you're working on paper crafting or other projects, these scissors and snips are your ultimate companions for hours of comfortable creativity.
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These scissors in the bundle are very good. They feel good when cutting paper and card stock. I like the easy-to-use safe latches which are very easy to use. If scissors can be handsome--these two scissors are that, in looks. They come with springs with two different strengths and they feel good in my hand. The balance is very nice and the grips are very comfortable and there is plenty of room for fingers in the grip of the larger pair. The scissors cut effortlessly and are so easy to use. I imagine they would be good for someone with hand pains. Both pairs are very sharp and I really like the more narrow blades. I've never liked scissors with wide blades, which makes them heavier and less than good for making intricate cuts. So! I'm very please with both pairs of scissors.
I'm totally pleased with this purchase.
These scissors are a MUST!! they cut with such ease and have great tension options.
It's like cutting air and smooth :)
Arthritis is harshing my creative buzz, but these scissors are so easy for my hands to handle and keep me crafting longer!
I have issues with my ands and these work great!
Yes, they both cut nicely and are comfortable to hold but the smaller pair doesn't have a fine point for very delicate fussy cutting. A bit expensive as well. Still, I like having protective sleeves for storage and locks to keep them closed.
I love the small one a lot, the feather is strong enough the handles are comfortable, but the big one has the same feather and therefore doesn't pop open fast or strong enough. For my projects, I will prbably use the smaller one more often. Love that it has a sharp tip as well!
Love them. I have several but love the strength these scissors have. Great for my arthritics hands. I don’t think I’ll need the extra strength springs included.
Easier to use and they are so sharp. They cut cleanly.
I am so excited to use these. I bought the scrapbook brand of the coil scissors and really like them. I think after I play w them I will really like the spring to cut easier. I have all of Tim Holz scissors I think so not expecting any less suscesd with these
They ARE very nice, but do takw a but of time to gwt used to. The small ones are my favorite, I already know both will become favorites for their smooth cutting and abilitty to control. A little pricey, but should last a LONG time
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Can you use these scissors to cut in between metal die cuts to separate the pieces and can you cut off the excess metal sticking out from the die so you have a smooth edge on your die? The diagonal pliers that you use for metal things are too thick to get in between the small dies and you can�t cut off the excess smoothly. Thanks for any help on what to use to cut apart metal dies.
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Steffiehoffmann1947
(25-Jul-24)
Hello. It is not recommended to use scissors of any kind to cut and trim metal dies because they may nick the blade of the scissors. It is best to use metal snippers "mini snips" for this task and to use a metal file if you have rough edges to smooth.
By: Scrapbook.com
(25-Jul-24)
Can you use these for fabric too?
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KathiLee
(22-May-24)
Hello! We can confirm these products should be able to cut through fabric, but results may vary based on the thickness and material.
By: Scrapbook.com
(22-May-24)
