Trim scissors

[Try Blu]

Mine hurt me. I need to wear strategically placed bandaids. At least they’re filthy I guess.

What do you use?

 

[kloud9]

New pair of curved clipper are like 8$ man ..

 

 

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[pedro de pacas]

Mine hurt me. I need to wear strategically placed bandaids. At least they’re filthy I guess.

What do you use?

 

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FFS give them a scrap clean, makes it easier 

[maryjaneclouds]

I use fiskars

 

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[maryjaneclouds]

I use fiskars

 

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[ooodog]

+1 for the smaller fiskers.

[ooodog]

Mine hurt me. I need to wear strategically placed bandaids. At least they’re filthy I guess.

What do you use?

 

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fiskars are spring loaded so you only need to work to cut the plant. They open by themselves. All the pros recommend them. I had to get the aftermarket brand as the fiskars keep selling faster then they can replace them at my local Bunnings. Say heaps about the area I live in. Edited April 20, 2018 by ooodog

[midlifegardner]

These. Great for getting into those difficult spots. Also for trimming bud. The pointy end to get inbetween the bud structure to snip the small leaves off. Small spring to make things easier too.

 

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[Try Blu]

FFS give them a scrap clean, makes it easier

 

I’m waiting till I get a few grams on em. Hahaha.

 

No seriously, if you look real hard there is a nice clean edge (sort of ) for a majority of the blade (ish) They work a charm (mostly) unless you pass the shiny bit then they gump shut (groan). It then becomes a 2 handed operation to open them.

 

I’ll scrape them. .

[Try Blu]

Those fiskars and their sort look the goods. Looks like you all using them.

The return spring is a bonus, do the work once the blades are a lil sticky?

Edited April 20, 2018 by Try Blu