How to check the quality of the bow of a scissor blade
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Comment by johnvir dela cruz on January 23, 2012 at 3:42am Thank you guys for commenting. It really means alot to me. I am a hairdresser first and always. I got into the scissor business and discovered alot of "secrets" and found myself having to choose business or a clear conscious. I chose the latter.
The reason that you would never ever see this information is that 99% of scissors will not be perfect. And if you know what to look for you would not pay the price that is being asked of a scissor.
I sell scissors of upper middle to top quality by the scissor world standards. And even in my line up of scissors 80% of them don't have perfect blades. So doesn't that make me dumb or crazy for sharing this flaw?
NOpe...because I sell my scisssor at the value they are worth. Often time 50% of the cost if another label where to sell it. Plus I'm rogue and do whatever I want lol. Thanks again you guys. Please support by commenting and liking.
Also, a personal plug if your interested in scissors. It would be a pleasure to try and help you find a pair. Just write me a message and we can go from there.
Comment by Maryan Massarelli Petruzzi on January 22, 2012 at 7:34pm Love the attribute to sexy!! Very thing to do with Hair is sexy!! js
Comment by Maryan Massarelli Petruzzi on January 22, 2012 at 7:29pm Very Interesting ?
Comment by Christopher Jarvis on January 22, 2012 at 10:04am I'd love to see more of this stuff. I never had anyone really explain this sort of thing before either.
Thanks Man! First time I ever saw anything about this. So a bit more info please, how were you setting up the light to check this? If a scissor is out of whack is it repairable or finished? Is it poor sharpening or poor initial construction that causes this?
Scissor #1 definitely awesome, what brand/model?
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