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Post pics of your trimming shears

UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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worst thread ever, one starred.

nonetheless, i spend enough time with these that i feel like showing them off.

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that's one sexy bitch right there, isn't it? :hump:

$6.85 from the local, non-chain hardware store. you can't buy a box of nails there, but a hammer is no problem.

the spring on these fuckers ain't popping out on me, into a pile of trim, lost forever, leaving me scissorless and impotent while while attempting to conquer a trim job.

i use these little fuckers after the buds dry to get really precise cuts.

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yes, they're made for sewing. no, i do not have a vagina. i am so man that i debranch like a sir with these little fuckers.

i am so man that i even used pink shears until the spring popped out. motherfuckign goddamn springs, why they gotta be popping like that? weak shit. welcome to the graveyard.

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i also have a big mama pair of scissors out in the greenhouse that i use only once a year when getting big branches off the outdoor. picture not available.

let's see the girls you dance with when murdering your girls!
 
Metasynth

Metasynth

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Sad thing is...I can't find a bunch of pairs that I have stashed around the room...I have a purple pair, and a pair of Tin Snips that I use to cut down plants if they're not being compliant, and a few more of the 99 cent store spring loaded fine tips(like the turquoise/light blue ones in my pic)...they're probably my favorite....heheh
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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well holy shit.

as much as i admire your impressive collection, i must take umbrage with your love of dollar store clippers.

the sharpness of the blade and and sensitivity imparted by a quality spring increases exponentially, in my experience, as you switch away from dollar store, chinese made scissors to hardware store, other-asian (taiwanese, japanese, koreans, etc) made scissors.

i was going to buy 5 more of the one that i have right now, but they sold out of the 20 or so they had. i guess it's trimming season.
 
Metasynth

Metasynth

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Well, those grey ones in the middle are Fiskars softtouch, and the dark blue ones in the middle are made in taiwan...lol...But even the 99 cent store ones all still pretty sharp after a couple snips through sandpaper. I just don't like cleaning them mid-trim, so I bought a bunch to just toss aside when they get gunked up, and take a NIIIIICE scissor hash break every couple hours when I clean them.
 
SFguy

SFguy

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I HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF THESE AND A COUPLE OF THE SPRINGLOADED... sorry about the caps.

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i like the shears much better that the springload. my hands get more tired from squeezing the spring than anything else.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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anybody know where i can find a pair of these?



i trimmed with these at a friend's house last year and i loved them, never see them anywhere though.
 
Metasynth

Metasynth

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employedmale

employedmale

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UncleBuck said:
anybody know where i can find a pair of these?



i trimmed with these at a friend's house last year and i loved them, never see them anywhere though.
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It's might bet you can't buy those new anymore. I'd be looking at Swap Meets and Resale / Estate Sales stores.
 
mrbungle79

mrbungle79

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been using my wifes fiskars micro tips that i stole from her sewing kit. soak'em in a shot glass full of goo gone for a few minutes and clean as new when i'm done
 
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