🔪 Lindstrom Side Ultra Flush Cutters - 110mm (Model 8142) Review

I've had mine for two years and it still cuts like new. It is absolutely worth buying them. I bought countless cutters before finding these and will buy them again when the need arises.

They look a bit small and of course expensive but my goodness they are flat, sharp and well made. I am very very happy with them and have tried many alternatives looking for something suitable for cutting plastic models without deforming them. These are perfect for that!

A bit pricey but worth the money in my opinion. If you want perfect, precise flush cuts every time, then this cutter is for you. It perfectly cuts the thinnest thread or whatever you need. This is for small applications like needle thread and 1-2mm thick wood and the like, this is not a large cutting set.

I bought these specifically for cutting plastic cable ties in server racks. The idea is to leave them flush so the next person doesn't walk away with bloody knuckles. I also bought a much cheaper Xuron. After several tests, there is simply no comparison. One leaves a jagged edge, and the Lindstrom leaves a perfectly flat surface. Absolutely worth your money. Someone crawling onto my shelves years later will be grateful.

Clean cuts are what you get with them. I've been using them for about two weeks now and they've become my go-to for trimming small parts. The blades converge perfectly along the entire cutting edge, and the rounded tip is tough and durable. And spring is just right. The handles might be a bit short for big hands. I personally find this handy when maneuvering in tight spaces, so I don't want the handles to be bulkier or longer. Of course, you can also wrap them in some kind of hose if you like…

I own a vape business and we make stainless steel wires and coils that are used as heating elements. These stainless steel wires are often coiled from multiple wires and twisted together, ruining most cutting tools. We make over 1,000 cuts daily on wire from 26gx2 coiled to 34g to 30gx6 braided. I've bought more knives than anyone I know. So far these cutters have outlasted ALL other cutters we've tried, believe me it's a long list, and they still look new and cut the same as they used to…

I bought this cutter flush so I can cut beading wire. I mainly work with 26 gauge and 21 and 22 gauge wires. This cutter didn't even cut some of my 26 gauge wire. The knife tip was fine, but the stronger side of the knife (the back of the knife) didn't work at all. When I used it to cut the wire the wire got stuck there and I had to pull the wire to separate them. So of course it wasn't a cut at all on the same level. Maybe I received a bad piece so I ordered a new one and will check if the new

I use this tool almost every day (I do small scale contract PCB assembly). I bought this to replace a great EREM cutter I've had for 10 years (I forgot the EREM model number but it's still out of stock). And I bought a Lindstrom cutter because of its small size. I was hoping for a top notch product, but after just a few days the alignment of the Lindstrom dies seems to have 'shifted' a bit - meaning they tend to overlap by a few microns when cutting pressure is applied, makes the tool VERY…

I am a professional jeweler, my husband and I own a handmade jewelry company so we have used ships of all types. We used to use supposedly professional scissors. We looked at them for a long time and put it off because the price was high ($50 at the time). Well we broke down and bought them and couldn't be happier that we did. The cut they give is so sleek that you really only need to do minimal registration afterwards. Among other things, we sell a lot of body jewelry, so it is very important…