Dritz Ergonomic Design Large Ripper Review

This is a great little tool with a very comfortable grip (thumb grip is soft silicone). Much better than cheap ones with tiny plastic handles that are awkward to maneuver. No giggles, it's not actually used for sewing; We bake a lot around the holidays and this is great for slicing vanilla beans. I'm tired of chopping them up with a knife - when you scrape out the seeds, you also scrape out the fibers, which look ugly in whipped cream. Use the long, pointed end of the tool to make a small slit…

I have this for the unusual purpose of separating lengths of "shrink wrap" from wire connections. THIS WORKS GREAT! I may post a demonstration of this process on YouTube. Added Feature #2: It's easy to imagine that it works well for wire stripping as well. *******My criteria: 5 stars: does its job well with added value, 4 stars: does its job well, 3 stars: helpful but doesn't meet all the requirements one would expect, 2 stars: superficial performance at best 1 star: Significant failures; but…

I originally had a different brand seam ripper, red handle, plastic and very flimsy, but I lost it somewhere. I had to buy a new one because I wanted to hem my baby's pants for the wedding. The advice works like most advice. cuts the thread well. Didn't notice anything surprising on the tip compared to the old one I had. What I really like is the handle and the rubber grip. It really helps make it more comfortable to hold so you feel like you have more control. Another plus is that it comes…

I work for a fashion company and do warranty repairs on all of our leather bags and luggage. Before I got my hands on this tool for picking up stitches, I used either a very small seam ripper or an ice pick, the end of which I blunted so as not to scratch the skin. This Ripper has been a great blessing to me! It's big enough for me to hold easily, the grip is comfortable, and I don't recall it ever falling out of my hands or causing cramps. I also like that it's so easy to see as my little…