Gingher G TNKE Knife Thread Nippers Review

Extremely sharp and needs some practice. Once you get the hang of it I think these are the best. Your ring finger goes in the holder; The rest of your hand grips the blades to pinch and cut the thread or yarn. We've seen cutters use them for years and didn't realize they held them until they cut them. For travelers like you, I wouldn't recommend taking them on the plane in your carry-on luggage or sewing basket. They are large (4.5 inches) and can be confiscated. This company makes the much…

These are the best little thread trimmers I have ever used. I used to have a set of Fiskars and they never cut the thread, when they did they broke it and only after a couple of tries. I'm knee deep in the production of masks for my husband and his Coast Guard staff, I need something to remove loose threads and fast. Revain bless their hearts was able to get them to me for same day delivery. The scissors are incredibly sharp, cut perfectly every time, and do a great job cutting seams when I…

My mom used gingher scissors for all her sewing at home and most of the classes and shops I worked at had at least a few pairs. a brand that I know and can trust for its good quality and reliability. I bought these upholstery shears out of town after leaving mine at home. After a month of very hard work with heavy duty leather, Sunbrella canvas and various other fabrics I am still able to cut the corners of the clear panel and it slides like day one. They are strong, strong as a rock, and well…