Tying Scissors???

[SKershaw]

nothing very sophisticated but of what I have I'd pick my Kershaw...

Darn right! Keep it in the family What model of Kershaw? Uncle Pete would be proud of you, Duckster!

[Fatman]

I get some at my local flea market that cost $2 bucks a pair and they are pretty darn sharp and have very fine tips. Don't know where he gets them but they work great for me.

Fatman

[MR.JML]

While Dr. Slick's are really nice (the psychodellic ones for all you old Grateful Dead Hippies),
you end up paying for the name. Better to go to a good medical supply and get surgical scissors (even the fine tips).

[Normand]

I use dr slik for everything including wire. doesnt seem to hurt em any!

[Gardenfish]

I went thru a few Dr Slicks and then bought Anvil and Tiemco. Whoa, what a difference. Ya pay for the name with Slick.

[RG/AR]

Walmart has titanium scissors for about $4. They work fine for me.

[Al Beatty]

Hi,

Gretchen and I have been using the Wiss Clips for the last 15 years and I used them for another 10 years before we got married. They have served us well. Take care & ...

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[Bob S]

I like Dr. slick tungsten 4" scissors, I use Ghinger nips for smaller work.

Bob Scheidt

[Normand]

I went thru a few Dr Slicks and then bought Anvil and Tiemco. Whoa, what a difference. Ya pay for the name with Slick.

i think a little research would show that anvil and dr slik are comparable in price

but i wouldnt pay retail price for these anvils

http://www.iflyshop.com/Anvil-70-Ult..._p_10-195.html

[Eight Thumbs]

I went thru a few Dr Slicks and then bought Anvil and Tiemco. Whoa, what a difference. Ya pay for the name with Slick.

I'm wondering how many scissors you've been through and what you are cutting with them. It sounds to me like you must be making sheet metal spoons. Have you been stringing barbed wire again? 8T