✂️ Fiskars 94817797 Micro-Tip Scissors: 5-Inch Orange Blades for Precision Cutting Review

I am an embroiderer and bought these scissors to cut the fine threads that the embroidery machine makes between different colored threads. They are difficult to get under the thread. It sticks all the time so I stopped using them. I would not recommend them. I bought them for the brand but my big Fiskars are great and these small ones aren't that great.

These replace a pair I've had for 20 years and must have been thrown in the bin when unpacked. teeth grinding. They are much better as the point has become even more pointed. NOT for children, but for a very carefully handcrafted dream. I'm excited about them. They also appear to be denser, but that may be due to novelty, as we shall see.

These are small scissors with a blade of only 5cm but they will cut through anything large scissors can but they seem so manoeuvrable and probably because of their size you feel a lot handier than them a large pair of scissors. And at this size, you can pack it anywhere—even in the pocket of a tennis bag. The orange handle is beautiful, eye-catching, made of soft poly plastic, smooth and delicate in hand. The great thing about these scissors is that they work well for left-handers (I'm…

Okay, first off, these aren't very expensive scissors. are they hot Yes. Do they cut well? Depends on what kind of haircut you do. micro tip? nope One of the tips is square and the other is slightly pointed. One tip is longer than the other. They're probably fine for basic crafts, but I bought them to tie bow ties. I bought another brand at the same time. Another brand cuts the bangs very close to the strand, but this one doesn't cut as much. Which in turn makes the fly's head look ugly. I only

Suitable for everyday use but a dismal shadow of the Fiskars made in Finland original. , both pairs I received are not as accurate as the originals. They have dots that overlap/overflow a bit - typical sloppy Chinese production - and the tips are slightly blunted. (In one pair, one tip is even slightly longer than the other.) As a result, each pair has a slight tear at the end of the cut. Also, unlike the original, they only taper when viewed from the side (as in the product photo), but when…