C.Jet Industrial Shears: Cutting the big stuff is easy with the right tools, and C.Jet has your back
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- amzn.to/3SMQqik C.Jet Industrial Shears: Cutting the big stuff is easy with the right tools. These C.Jet angled industrial shears slice through layers of cardboard with ease. Plus carpet, rubber, and soft metals.
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Very nice shears! It seems to me these could do great for pruning as well.
In my desk I keep a pair of old Dimalloy DS-10, 10" sheet metal snips for cardboard, carpet, old credit cards, CD-r's and all that. Bought them used at an 'Old Tools Swap Meet' in CA at least 30 years ago now; sharpened them myself... they've done the deed ever since!
In the Kitchen I have a pair of Kershaw 'Task Master' kitchen shears the Snap On guy gave me about the same era. They've also been very good... but now kind of need sharpening. There's a local machine shop with a reputation for good sharpening work. Think I'll have them do them as I've heard stainless scissors can be tricky.
Looks great for opening plastic packaging
Inox is just stainless, but Tramontina makes great machetes.
It looks like Matco started rebranding those scissors in their new flyer
Those look like a good option for some of the tasks I’m currently abusing my offset tin snips to do
Im from Brasil, in my childhood i remenber my dad cleaning fish with a identical pair of scissors, very dificult to find nowadays. Tramontina is a giant in Brasil, they make all types of products.
Hello again Doc
Thank you for another Great Video 👍 I couldn't tell you who makes my scissors. But I must say, those scissors work pretty good. Again thank you 😊
Thanks again for watching George. These scissors really preform.
I got two pairs of the regular scissors and the larger of the ones you just presented. Great stuff!
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I have the Canary brand version of these shears with loop handles and no spring.
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Do you have the leatherman raptor shears? Pretty awesome feat on engineering 👍
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Can they cut Pegboard tho?
4:26. Which one is Heckle and which is Jeckle??
2:50 "INOX" is just is an abbreviation of "inoxidável".
It just means "stainless" in portuguese.😆
Doesn't say which type of steel.
I was married to an abomination from Brazil but that's another story. Not sure about scissors but a lot of restaurants in the U.S. use Mundial knives from Brazil. Off the top of my head I noticed Houston's uses them but have seen them in many other places as well.
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Oi muito problemo! She was a Paulista not even a Carioca but still! Not that this is the proper place but I was awarded full custody and decision making of our son if that tells you anything.
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I wonder if they still work after you threw them on the floor lol
More... out of passing interest, most cities/towns have mobile sharpening people running around servicing restaurants etc. If you need one ask wherever you eat for a recommendation... I actually used one of those outfits a time or two, in my case the results were quick & excellent... but as always; YMMV.
I bring my trimmers, clippers, scissors, and shears when I go get a haircut, leave them and am appropriate amount of money with my barber, and pick them up in a few weeks. Sharpens everything, that I can't sharpen at home, very well.
I just want some good all purpose scissors at a sensible price...what should I get?
Wiss
The best grilled chicken place in town uses garden pruners to cut the chicken in half. They’re covered in grease and the paint has mostly come off the handles… the health department has had issues with them, so that’s only the tip of the iceberg.
I recently ran into tough-built’s scissors at Lowe’s you should do a review on those! Love your reviews👍🏻
I don’t see any “dexterity” all of that looked hard to cut
Cardboard will ruin any blade fast. Any cardboard cutting tool has to be sharpening friendly.
Industrially speaking, you don't sharpen them, you change them, it's faster to just change blades rather than sharpening, but those scissors looks like probably has some good steel to begging with
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7:00 those offset scissors actually sucked at cutting that cardboard. LOL. The "conventional ones cut far better. The offer ones are way too thick to effortlessly go through cardboard.
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You can't bash a tool when it doesn't do some things that you want that is not made to do