Review on Engineer PH 55 Tetsuwan Scissors GT by Jimmie Trotto

They look like Vikings/Medieval/Ninjas don't they? Just great. I love instruments, I've been surrounded by them my whole life. First as a backyard mechanic, then 35 years as a fitter and executive in the aerospace industry. I know really good tools when I work with them. I love all instruments, don't get me wrong, but I REALLY love good ones. While I dig up these little guys. They are stainless steel but do not appear to be marked to indicate what type they are. never mind The Japanese 🇯🇵 are first class toolmakers and even better metallurgists. Cheers to the Germans 🇬🇧 This is an ingenious design. Very sharp straight cutting edge, good strong serrated edge. Both blades and swivel fittings are made of stainless steel. Built-in wire cutter just before the turning point. Thin blades are ideal for paper, fabric and thin sheets of soft metal. The thicker serrated part easily corrodes rope, leather, cables, plastic, even thin aluminum or small branches. rzunimag. Just try cutting a 1/2 inch piece of rope with your Leatherman Squirt! Okay, to be honest the pens aren't the best. Too small and sometimes difficult to reach. But they're well designed for safety, your hands won't slip when you hold them out and you won't get pinched by the overlapping design. Small "shell" feels comfortable. Especially for me who will throw them straight into my backpack. I haven't come up with anything yet that I'm afraid of testing them. I'll report back after a few kilometers. At the moment I highly recommend it. Many Thanks