Pinking shears were designed to help keep natural fiber, woven fabric from fraying. This type of scissors may or may not cut man-made fibers. Pinking shears' teeth are cut at a slight angle allowing them to be opened and closed....
Your scissors are now very sharp. Close them several times normally, wipe clean, and test as follows: Pinking Shears: 1 to 2 layers, 8 to 11 oz. double knit cloth Kitchen Shears: 3 to 4 layers, 8 to 11 oz....
We have looked at how to sharpen scissors on the Twice as Sharp® Scissors Sharpener, how to test sharpness, and what to do when they need a little more than just regular sharpening. This video will go over how to...
In this video we are discussing a few common issues that you can run across after you have sharpened a pair of scissors. If the scissors fail the test cut and you are confident that you have a correctly sharpened...
This is one of our most frequently asked questions: How do you determine the angle on a pair of scissors? In this video, Caleb gives an overview of a couple different ways to find the angle on a pair of...
Safety is very important when operating any piece of equipment. This video highlights several safety tips to keep in mind when using the Twice as Sharp® scissors sharpener. Remember work smart, be safe, sharpen more scissors, and make more money....
This is a quick overview of how to sharpen a pair of scissors on the Twice as Sharp® Scissors Sharpening System by Wolff Industries, Inc. This process consists of: Sharpening both blades on the sharpening stone De-burring Honing one blade...
