Lifegoo Professional Flush Cutter Wire Side, 5 inch Cable Cutters Wire Steel Cutting Nippers Perfect for Electrical Jewelry Processing ect - Black …

I actually didn't get these to cut wire. I got them to cut my husbands toenails. They work great and saved my good expensive cutters from my husband. These are nice and sharp. They also work really great on wire.

These Flush cutters are very sharp so be careful when using them. However, It's their sharpness that makes this pair of flush cutter a excellent choice for the type of work I'm involved with; Audio visual integration. Maybe on your next generation of this product you can include a latching mechanisms to keep them in a closed position.

use for cutting fishing lines.

In general I use flush cutters a lot, so much so that I wear them out. when they get dull or get dents in the cutting edges I simply sharpen them by gently holding them up to a belt or disc sander for a moment. This makes them like new again!I can resharpen the cutters 4 or 5 times before having to throw them out.These Lifegoo cutters are a bit heavier duty than other cheap flush cutters. the pivot joint is larger than most and the steel is a bit thicker making them feel more solid and also more comfortable to use.By the way, I don't use forged, heavy duty cutters just because they're too heavy and uncomfortable and also it seems to take too long to pick them up and get them situated in my hand.

got these so I could make webs made out of white wire for my spiderman action figures & they work perfectly

I had purchased these to replace a pair of flush cutters which I'd gotten in a really cheap kit. The steel on the previous set had rolled over twice on me while cutting 12G half-round wire and I relegated them to light duty after re-filing the edges.These worked admirably for a few days. My jewelry tools almost all see daily use as it's how I wind down. They made short work of the dead soft 12G wire I've been making rings and bracelets out of.However, I made the mistake of using the very tip to cut a few centimeters of wire off the end of a cut that had been a bit rough and one edge of the tip shattered. I honestly didn't even notice at the time, the piece is probably sitting in my "coated scrap" bucket.I guess I expected a bit much for a cheap pair. For most people these will be fine, there are no signs of edge deformation and they still function just fine. The spring joint is REALLY nice compared to the usual box spring affairs and I'll be keeping them for lighter gauges.You'll need to go a bit bigger to have something which reliably cuts thick wires however.

There's nothing to dislike. I've used them a couple of times already to snip 0.2mm thick kanthal flat wire and 24g 316L SS wire. Very sharp and I was able to snip extremely flush to the atomizer posts I was working on. All around far better quality than my previous snips. I think you'll be happy.

They broke while trying to cut and shape 925 sterling silver bezel wire.