Different Blades
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Master craftsman at work, amazing someone of that skill gets such an understated title, a Putter - someone who puts together scissors, makes it sound like any monkey could slap the parts together. I've never wanted a specific pair of scissors so much in my life, thanks for sharing the link
Excellent link 
I have two pairs of Wright's scissors, and they are crisp to the very tips. The kind of scissors that sewing grand-daughers squabble with their mothers for when Granny croaks it.
For tools that get used day in day out, they're really very reasonably priced too.
cheers,
Toddy
I have two pairs of Wright's scissors, and they are crisp to the very tips. The kind of scissors that sewing grand-daughers squabble with their mothers for when Granny croaks it.
For tools that get used day in day out, they're really very reasonably priced too.
cheers,
Toddy
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Infinitely better than ballet, watching a craftsman at work like tht, cheers!
ill have to look for a pair. In the sewing box I've Whitelys, Wilkinsons and Nowils , amongst others. All but one from carboots or charity shops and with a bit of fettling as good as new. They make a lot of difference when cutting out, as opposed to struggling with some mass produced junk which was razor sharp out of the box but useless by the end of the session.
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ill have to look for a pair. In the sewing box I've Whitelys, Wilkinsons and Nowils , amongst others. All but one from carboots or charity shops and with a bit of fettling as good as new. They make a lot of difference when cutting out, as opposed to struggling with some mass produced junk which was razor sharp out of the box but useless by the end of the session.
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Tom
Uw you had to put up where to get some. Now I want a pair of big milliners scissors so much it hurts....
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