In reply to Post #30
Trust me they will be the best you have ever used
Trust me they will be the best you have ever used
Use some tin foil, cutting though it sharpens blade. All the BS about getting this that and another when a simple resharpen is all that is needed.
In reply to Post #29
Just ordered a pair from there as got a message from seller on ebay saying the handle had snapped on the pair i bought and they didnt have anymore in stock.
Just ordered a pair from there as got a message from seller on ebay saying the handle had snapped on the pair i bought and they didnt have anymore in stock.
In reply to Post #32
Thats utter nonsense. Cutting tin foil wont do anything, either will cutting sandpaper which was mentioned further down the post. The only way you can sharpen something is by rubbing it against something thats harder than the thing your trying to sharpen.
Thats utter nonsense. Cutting tin foil wont do anything, either will cutting sandpaper which was mentioned further down the post. The only way you can sharpen something is by rubbing it against something thats harder than the thing your trying to sharpen.
In reply to Post #31
Another user and thanks Gerry they are excellent- why would you need to spend more.
Another user and thanks Gerry they are excellent- why would you need to spend more.
In reply to Post #32
all this BS about trying to sharpen a **** pair of braid blades like to see you cut 15lb braid without putting it under tension with them no matter how you try and sharpen them !!!
I never recommend anything thats not the best and have tried the alternatives
the Amazon Cuda £3.60 pair with a of lifetime guarantee Titanium Bonded scissors have minute serrations that sets them apart so they grip the braid and cut cleanly not like other braid scissors that the braid kinda skids off
so dont tell be Im talking BS until you have tried a pair
all this BS about trying to sharpen a **** pair of braid blades like to see you cut 15lb braid without putting it under tension with them no matter how you try and sharpen them !!!
I never recommend anything thats not the best and have tried the alternatives
the Amazon Cuda £3.60 pair with a of lifetime guarantee Titanium Bonded scissors have minute serrations that sets them apart so they grip the braid and cut cleanly not like other braid scissors that the braid kinda skids off
so dont tell be Im talking BS until you have tried a pair
In reply to Post #36
I have just tried order some from the link for £4+£2 p+p but when I went to pay on PayPal the total was only £4.Where did you see £2 p+p as don't want pay the £4 and not receive them
I have just tried order some from the link for £4+£2 p+p but when I went to pay on PayPal the total was only £4.Where did you see £2 p+p as don't want pay the £4 and not receive them
When you check out it adds the £2 so a total of £6 with PayPal 👍
In reply to Post #37
£2 p&p in the Shipping Rates Tony. Think it gets added when you go through the checkout process.
£2 p&p in the Shipping Rates Tony. Think it gets added when you go through the checkout process.
In reply to Post #37
And don't forget your 10% with code USA.
And don't forget your 10% with code USA.
In reply to Post #39
All done cheers for that,£5.60 delivered.I hope these are good now Gerry
All done cheers for that,£5.60 delivered.I hope these are good now Gerry
In reply to Post #41
Just bought some Tony, you have to thru the checkout process to get the £2 added, and you can't use Paypal, you have to get up and get your credit card. A pain when watching the footy...
Just bought some Tony, you have to thru the checkout process to get the £2 added, and you can't use Paypal, you have to get up and get your credit card. A pain when watching the footy...
Not true I used PayPal to pay for mine 👍
In reply to Post #42
Used PayPal for mine
Used PayPal for mine
Used paypal for mine as well. I wont sleep tonight now as i never saw the 10% off code so 60p out of pocket, bugger.