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No. Is it the same as sharpening your knives?
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Ice man It's best done with a whetstone with the scissors taken apart. The angles are different but for the most part the technique is similar to sharpening you knives...
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as cheap as they are it's not worth the bother.
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Ice man
That's exactly the problem, the scissors you get today are of poor quality and cheap. They want you to come back and buy a new pair in a year. Old scissors were of much higher quality and meant to last a lifetime. It only takes a couple of minutes with a sharpening stone and your old scissors cut like new again. -
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Not in my adult life. 11-23
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Yes I got a attachment for my Dremel tool worked kinda good but like you said they are of poor quality. Can't buy good quality any more all our shit comes from china! Nov.23
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Ice man
Exactly. : )
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We have a grindstone but I can't do it as well as the professionals I take our knives to at the farmers markets.
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Ice man
Those guys are the best alternative to doing it yourself. They generally do a super good job.
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I don't bother anymore because I always end up dropping them when I am running with them.
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Ice man
I know what you mean. I've always gotten this incredible urge to run aimlessly whenever I've had scissors in my hand. : )
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No I've never had the need.
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5-30-2017 It is not worth the effort if you don't have a diamond hone. Diamond makes all the difference.
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Ice man
Very true.
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Yes, it makes a huge difference!
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Ice man
It pays to keep old scissors in good shape. The new ones are junk.
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