Fluke Networks D Snip Cable Scissors Review

What a mistake. Galvanized steel scissors - not stainless steel - with ridges on the back of the blade. The gap between the blades when open is huge and they swing like a child's toy. The screw has been backed out or staked and is binding and needs to be ground down to adjust. Sorry I made this purchase, what I received is rubbish and NOT used. So many clones and fakes are popping up alongside quality products these days that it takes a detective to know what to buy and what to avoid. They…

Should have listened to the reviews. What's wrong with the brand but they can do what Stanley and many other brands do do and license your name to foul the top hole so they can cut comfortably is the fact that the blades don't come together in a way that you can even cut paper they have a certain thickness but unlike a real electrician's scissors they can't cut paper.I think it's good for kids as their first real scissors apart from the ones you get in kindergarten with blunt tips.Can cut…

If you haven't used caterpillar scissors or splicing scissors or whatever you call them, these aren't just scissors. They have a micro-serrated edge so when cutting copper wire it grips the wire so you can cut thick wire too. short, strong blades give you plenty of leverage, so you can even use the tip to cut wire, zip ties, or whatever you can attach the tip to because it won't slip. (Scissors have a great bite - most heavy scissors or scissors just slide off the smooth, round, thick wire.)…