C.KT3886 Ecotronic ESD Slim Relieved Side Cutters

I have been hunting for quite a while for a set of cutters with a fine nose cutting edge. I have two so far, one small pair which are beautifully manufactured and while perfect for light materials look like them might get damaged cutting metal, another pair from a large games company which are extremely nice but still not quite what I wanted. So the hunt went on.These are just about as perfect as I'm going to get I think. The cutting edge is sharp, well machined and looks decent enough that it might survive cutting metal as well. The nose is fine enough that I can get it into brass etched sprues and cut items free when they're not so fine that a knife is required. They fit even the small areas on plastic sprues so easier to use when cutting models free. The grips are a good size and easy to hold and the spring is sufficient that the item opens easily without snapping. My only complaint is that the grips are a little on the slippery side, but that may change with use and time. They're also a decent size. Not too small and not too large, they fit the hand well, and are easy to use just with the fingertips when cutting something fiddly.These will be used a lot, and while not precisely what I've been looking for, they are about as close as I'm ever going to get. No regrets on the purchase as these are well made and comfortable to use. Delivery was quick as well.

I've been really impressed with these cutters. I own a set of Lindstrom RX cutters and pliers which were many times the cost of these, and whilst the handles on the CK are not quite as comfortable as the lindstrom, the lindstrom have plastic springs which are forever popping out.As a result, I tend to find myself grabbing these CK cutters for most jobs, and the fact that they good value price wise means I don't have to be too precious about what I use them for.I've had them over a year now, and they are standing up well to daily use.

Great for riveting with a bit more secure fix, makes a great finish, if you put a washer behind and in front it’s a great fit👍

I have this and other items from the same range. They are great value for money.Always use them as their design intended, other people at work have tried to use them for harder/thicker cable and this lead to damage of the cutting edge. I've also tried a pair for modelling lead minatures, and it was easy to bend the Jaws while cutting through the soft yet thicker material.I will buy more from this range as they are some of the best inexpensive cutters and strippers I have used.

A bit pricey for what you’re getting but these allow you to do things you can’t with a normal pair of sidecutters, the angle of the blades makes it great for cutting in hard-to-reach areas, they’re good for use in the pc industry as far as I’ve tested them (cable management)

Excellent

Its CK so its not going to be shabby. Used daily for about a month and still as sharp as when new. As long as they are not abused, they should last a long time..

Not very robust. Did the job nicely however blades broke easily.

If you’re looking to get this for miniature hobbying — DON’T. I paid the price for it so you won’t! Save yourself the $24 and get a Tamiya 124 Sharp Pointed Cutter instead (albeit for an additional $10). Whoever said these tools can be used for Miniature Hobbying owes me $24. It doesn’t work well at all for cutting plastic sprues. Not only is the cut not clean, but it leaves a significant portion of excess too! The tip isn’t the most narrow/pointiest one either — between the Tamiya, Citadel Sprue Cutter and this, the Citadel wins the “most narrow tip” category. Hard to believe, right? Tamiya wins hands down the sharpest, but sadly the one that was shipped to me has a nick in the blade — like someone tried to cut wire with it — they should have used THIS one instead for that!! Crazy world we live in — using the wrong tools for the wrong hobby!

J'avais un peu peur après avoir lu des commentaires sur la quantité annoncée qui ne serait pas respectée, du coup je les ai comptées : 100, pas une de plus, pas une de moins. Dans la foulée, j'en ai profité pour vérifier dans les dimensions, c'est super bon : exactement 1mm d'épaisseur, 4mm de diamètre intérieur et presque 16mm de diamètre extérieur (15,88 mesurés). A l'intérieur du blister, les rondelles sont dans un sachet plastique costaud et scellé. Pas de rondelle déformée ou coupée comme j'ai déjà vu. Et à moins de 6 euros, on est plutôt dans un bon prix. Donc, c'est un sans faute pour moi.

The media could not be loaded. 🔬Test pince coupante diagonaleJ'ai comme d'habitude fait le tour d’Amazon pour essayer de trouver le meilleur rapport qualité prix, avant de tenter de choisir cet article.Bonne coupe pour de l'impression 3d ou pour un usage maquette, petit bricolage, coupe de câble électrique (fin)Les + 👍:- Pince de précision- le juste poids, ni trop légère comme certain bas de gamme, ni trop lourde, ce qui est gênant pour une petite pince- le bout est très fin avec un bon angle pour une coupe en diagonale- Coupe franche, ne mâche pas comme certaine entrée de gamme- Un petit ressort de force maintient la pince ouverteLes - 👎:- L'acier est tendre, vous ne pourrait pas couper des éléments durs comme un ressort rigide pas exemple- dommage que la pince soit rivetée, on aurait préféré une vis, nous permettant de démonter la pince pour l'affuter.💰 Est-il selon moi un bon rapport qualité prix ?👌 Un grand OUI elle est toujours à mes cotés pour couper mes filaments 3D🌟Si vous avez aimé mon test, mon commentaire, un petit clic sur "commentaire utile" (c’est encourageant), vous pouvez vous abonner si vous voulez voir les autres tests🌟Merci😽

Best on the market.

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