I have used foil on my rotary cutter and it seems to have worked. I haven't tried it for scissors.
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It seems to work for me for both scissors and pinking shears. But then my scissors are not expensive at all. The expensive one would be worth taking to be sharpened.
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
(Post 6725939)
I've read about doing this to sharpen scissors, but the whole idea makes me cringe.
Does anyone have "the real info" about this? |
I'm on the side of "it works". I make my own refilled Keurig cups and I cut tinfoil strips into fourths to place over the tops. To cut the tinfoil I used an old pair of scissors that I normally used for crafting. Suddenly became aware how sharp they had become when I accidentally picked them up to cut some fabric and found they cut really well whereas before they wouldn't cut fabric at all
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I've never heard of that but do buy the cheap sand paper from the Dollar store and cut several slats in it and my scissors are sharp, works every time.
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