Does anyone still use...
#71
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 55
Electric scissors, hmm. I bought a pair for 5.00. They were originally 60.00. Besides fabric, paper, and cardboard they are awesome at opening the plastic packaging. I opened my labeler in just a few seconds. I just zipped right around the edges. It is nice that they are cordless.
#74
I own a pair that I have had since the 80s. I have to say that I am amazed that they still work. Now, you can not use them for precision cutting, just like you can't use a razor for precision cutting your hair. You also can not force them on the fabric. You have to relax and let them do their thing. When I need it, I am very grateful to have it.
#76
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Casa Grande AZ/Wisconsin
Posts: 208
I have a pair too but only used them for cutting clothes patterns.There quit noisy to use.The idea about using them for paper might work.Thanks a lot for the idea.
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Just found out we have a friend in Wis.Hes going in for colon cancer in the morning.Please pray for his family and wife.He's name is Randy Martin.I believe in prayer and I know that prayer chains work.God can do the impossible.Thank You
#78
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 4
I had the old ones years ago, and used them for cutting upholstery fabrics. I now have a cordless one that is great for cutting yardage, or through several thicknesses of fabric. I would not use them on anything intricate, though. :thumbup:
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